How to Say ‘See you later!’ in French
À tout à l'heure !
ah too ah l' UR
[ah too ah l' UR]
💬 Usage Tip: This means "see you later" in the sense of later today only. For another day, use À demain "See you tomorrow" or À bientôt "See you soon."
Phrase Breakdown
À tout
ah too
In a little
The start of the farewell. Say 'ah-TOO'. The final 't' links to the next 'à': 'ah-too-tah'.
À tout de suite !
See you right away!
Words in this phrase
À
[ah]
see you (until)
Used before a time or day to say goodbye until then.
À demain !
See you tomorrow!
tout
[too]
very (in 'tout à l'heure')
Part of the set phrase 'à tout à l'heure', meaning 'see you later'.
Je reviens tout à l'heure.
I'll be back shortly.
à l'heure !
ah l' UR
while (see you later)!
'L'heure' means 'the hour'. The 'h' is silent, so say 'ah-LUR'. Together the phrase means 'see you later (today)'.
Le train est à l'heure.
The train is on time.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
at
A preposition indicating position or direction.
À la maison.
At the house.
l'
[l']
the
Used before singular when the item is known.
L'homme est là.
The man is there.
heure
[UR]
hour
A period of sixty minutes; 'un quart d'heure' is fifteen minutes.
J'attends depuis une heure.
I've been waiting for an hour.
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