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How to Say ‘See you next week!’ in French

À la semaine prochaine !

ah lah suh-MEN pro-SHEN

[ah lah suh-MEN pro-SHEN]

💬 Usage Tip: The À ... pattern works for any goodbye with a time attached. For example: À demain ! "See you tomorrow!" or À lundi ! "See you Monday!"

Phrase Breakdown

À la semaine

ah lah suh-MEN

Until the week / See you the week

"À" + a time expression is used to say goodbye until that time. "Semaine" is pronounced suh-MEN, and the middle "e" is often almost swallowed: "s'maine".

Example

À la semaine dernière, j'étais à Paris.

Last week, I was in Paris.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

see you (until)

Used before a time or day to say goodbye until then.

Example

À demain !

See you tomorrow!

[lah]

the

A definite article preceding a noun.

Example

La porte est ouverte.

The door is open.

semaine

[suh-MEN]

week

Feminine noun for a period of seven days.

Example

Je fais du yoga deux fois par semaine.

I do yoga twice a week.

prochaine !

pro-SHEN

next!

"Prochaine" (pro-SHEN) means "next". It is feminine to agree with "semaine". Use a French guttural "r".

Example

La prochaine fois, je viens avec toi.

Next time, I'll come with you.

Words in this phrase

prochaine

[pro-SHEN]

Feminine of prochain: following, next.

Example

À la prochaine fois !

Until next time!

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