How to Say ‘See you Saturday’ in French
À samedi
ah sam-dee
[ah sam-dee]
💬 Usage Tip: [À] can mean "see you on/until" in time expressions like this, not just "to." You can reuse it with other days: [À lundi], [À demain].
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
see you / until
Here 'à' is used in a goodbye expression meaning 'see you' or 'until' a time.
À samedi, votre table sera prête à 20 heures.
See you Saturday, your table will be ready at 8 p.m.
samedi
[sam-dee]
Saturday
The day of the week Saturday.
À samedi pour votre réservation au restaurant.
See you Saturday for your reservation at the restaurant.
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