How to Say ‘See you this evening!’ in French
À ce soir !
ah suh swahr
[ah suh swahr]
💬 Usage Tip: À plus a time gives you a ready-made goodbye: à demain "see you tomorrow", à lundi "see you Monday", à tout à l'heure "see you later today".
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
see you (until)
In farewells, 'à' means 'until' or 'see you'.
À demain !
See you tomorrow!
ce
[suh]
This
Used to identify something close or just mentioned.
Ce livre est à moi.
This book is mine.
soir
[swahr]
evening
Refers to the evening time, often after work or during an event.
Ce soir, je vous envoie un message de remerciement.
This evening, I am sending you a thank-you message.
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