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How to Say ‘Thanks, and see you Saturday!’ in German

Danke und bis Samstag!

DAHN-kuh oont biss ZAMS-tahk

[DAHN-kuh oont biss ZAMS-tahk]

Phrase Breakdown

Danke

[DAHN-kuh]

thanks

A common way to express gratitude.

Example

Danke für das nette Gespräch gestern.

Thanks for the nice conversation yesterday.

und bis Samstag!

oont biss ZAMS-tahk

and see you Saturday!

'Bis' + a day means 'see you on that day'. 'Samstag' is stressed on SAMS, with a soft 'z'-like 's' at the start.

Example

Bis Montag!

See you Monday!

Words in this phrase

und

[oont]

and

A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.

Example

Und ich freue mich.

And I am happy.

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.

Samstag

[ZAMS-tahk]

Saturday

The sixth day of the week.

Example

Am Samstag gehen wir essen.

On Saturday we're going out to eat.

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