How to Say ‘See you Saturday then, goodbye!’ in German
Dann bis Samstag, auf Wiederhören!
dan biss ZAMS-tahk VEE-der-hur-en
[dan biss ZAMS-tahk VEE-der-hur-en]
💬 Usage Tip: bis plus a time is a handy way to say "see you then": swap in bis morgen "see you tomorrow" or bis Freitag "see you Friday".
🇩🇪 In Germany: auf Wiederhören literally means "until we hear each other again", so Germans say it at the end of phone calls. Face to face they say auf Wiedersehen instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Dann bis Samstag,
dan biss ZAMS-tahk
see you Saturday then,
'Bis' plus a day is a common way to say goodbye ('until …'). In 'Samstag', the 'S' sounds like 'z'.
Dann bis morgen!
See you tomorrow then!
Words in this phrase
Dann
[dan]
then
Used to indicate a time following another event.
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.
Bis zum nächsten Karrieretag sage ich: Bis bald.
Until the next career day, I say: see you soon.
Samstag
[ZAMS-tahk]
Saturday
The sixth day of the week.
Bis Samstag!
See you Saturday!
auf Wiederhören!
VEE-der-hur-en
goodbye (on the phone)
The phone version of 'auf Wiedersehen', meaning 'until we hear each other again'. Round your lips for 'ö'.
Vielen Dank, auf Wiederhören!
Thank you very much, goodbye!
Words in this phrase
auf
Wiederhören
[VEE-der-hur-en]
goodbye (on the phone)
Literally 'until hearing again'; the goodbye used on the phone instead of 'Wiedersehen'.
Danke für den Anruf, auf Wiederhören!
Thanks for the call, goodbye!
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