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How to Say ‘See you later, have fun!’ in German

Bis später, viel Spaß noch!

biss SHPAY-ter feel shpahs nokh

[biss SHPAY-ter feel shpahs nokh]

Phrase Breakdown

Bis später,

biss SHPAY-ter

See you later,

A common goodbye. 'sp' is 'shp' and 'ä' sounds like 'e' in 'bed': 'SHPAY-ter'.

Example

Tschüss, bis später!

Bye, see you later!

Words in this phrase

Bis

[biss]

see you / until

Used with bald to form a common farewell meaning see you soon.

Example

Bis zum nächsten Karrieretag sage ich: Bis bald.

Until the next career day, I say: see you soon.

später

[SHPAY-ter]

later

Comparative of 'spät'; at a later time.

Example

Wir kommen später.

We'll come later.

viel Spaß noch!

feel shpahs nokh

have fun!

Wishing someone a good time for the rest of the event.

Example

Viel Spaß noch beim Konzert!

Enjoy the rest of the concert!

Words in this phrase

viel

[feel]

a lot

Means often, much, or to a great extent depending on context.

Example

Die Kollegen helfen einander viel.

The colleagues help each other a lot.

Spaß

[shpahs]

fun

Masculine noun: der Spaß.

Example

Fußball macht Spaß.

Football is fun.

noch

[nokh]

(for the rest of)

In farewells, wishes a good remainder of the time.

Example

Schönen Tag noch!

Have a nice rest of the day!

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