How to Say ‘See you at the next match!’ in German
Bis zum nächsten Spiel!
biss tsoom NEKH-sten shpeel
[biss tsoom NEKH-sten shpeel]
💬 Usage Tip: Bis … means "until …" and is a flexible goodbye: Bis morgen! "See you tomorrow!". Here zum is zu dem squeezed together, used before masculine and neuter words.
Phrase Breakdown
Bis zum
biss tsoom
Until the
'Bis' means until. 'zum' is short for 'zu dem' and starts with 'ts'.
Bis zum Wochenende!
Until the weekend!
Words in this phrase
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.
zum
[tsoom]
to the
Indicating direction toward a place.
Wir gehen zum Park.
We are going to the park.
nächsten Spiel!
NEKH-sten shpeel
next match!
'nächsten' means next, with 'ä' as in 'bed' and a soft 'ch'. 'Spiel' starts with 'shp': SHPEEL.
Das nächste Spiel ist am Samstag.
The next match is on Saturday.
Words in this phrase
nächsten
[NEKH-sten]
next
Form of 'nächster', meaning the one coming right after; ending matches the noun after 'zum'.
Wir sehen uns beim nächsten Training.
We'll see each other at the next training.
Spiel
[shpeel]
game / match
Neuter noun for a game or sports match.
Das Spiel war spannend.
The game was exciting.
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