How to Say ‘See you soon / until later’ in French
À tout
ah too
[ah too]
💬 Usage Tip: [À tout] does not stand alone here; it is part of the set phrase [à tout à l'heure]. Learn the whole expression as one chunk.
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
see you / at
In greetings, "à" can introduce a time expression meaning "see you at/until."
Après le cours, on se dit À tout avant de continuer à réviser.
After class, we say "see you soon" before continuing to study.
tout
[too]
soon / in a little while
Here "tout" is part of the fixed expression "à tout à l'heure," suggesting a short time later.
Je vais à la bibliothèque avec mes amis : À tout !
I'm going to the library with my friends: see you soon!
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