How to Say ‘See you soon in the studio!’ in German
Bis gleich im Studio!
biss glykh im SHTOO-dee-oh
[biss glykh im SHTOO-dee-oh]
Phrase Breakdown
Bis gleich
biss glykh
See you soon
A goodbye for when you'll meet again very soon. 'ei' sounds like 'eye': 'biss glyke'.
Bis gleich, Anna!
See you soon, Anna!
Words in this phrase
Bis
[biss]
until / see you
Often used in farewells together with a time expression, like bis bald.
Bis zum nächsten Networking-Treffen bleiben wir per E-Mail in Kontakt.
Until the next networking meeting, we’ll stay in touch by email.
gleich
[glykh]
soon, in a moment
'Bis gleich' = see you shortly.
Ich komme gleich.
I'm coming in a moment.
im Studio!
im SHTOO-dee-oh
in the studio!
'im' = 'in dem'. 'St' at the start of a word sounds like 'sht'.
Ich bin im Studio.
I'm in the studio.
Words in this phrase
im
[im]
in the
A contraction of in dem, commonly used before masculine or neuter nouns in the dative case.
Im Gespräch mit Mitarbeitenden erfährt man viel über die Firma.
In conversation with employees, you learn a lot about the company.
Studio
[SHTOO-dee-oh]
studio
Room for photo or film production.
Wir treffen uns im Studio.
We meet in the studio.
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