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How to Say ‘See you on Friday, then!’ in German

Dann bis Freitag!

dan biss FRYE-tahk

[dan biss FRYE-tahk]

🇩🇪 In Germany: This is the typical friendly sign-off once a booking is confirmed. It works for both you and the staff, and you can reply with the same phrase.

Phrase Breakdown

Dann

[dan]

then

Used to indicate a time following another event.

Example

Dann gehe ich nach Hause.

Then I will go home.

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.

Freitag

[FRYE-tahk]

Friday

The weekday Friday.

Example

Am Freitag kann ich leider nicht kommen.

On Friday I unfortunately can't come.

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