How to Say ‘See you later’ in Italian
A dopo
ah DOH-poh
[ah DOH-poh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Use [a dopo] only if you realistically expect to see the person again later that same day. If not, it can sound odd or over-hopeful.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
see you; until
Used with dopo to mean “see you later” or “until later.”
Se incontro il vicino più tardi, dico: «A dopo».
If I’ll see my neighbor later, I say: “See you later.”
dopo
[DOH-poh]
later; afterwards
Refers to a later time; with a it forms a casual goodbye.
Quando me ne vado ma ci vediamo più tardi, dico: «A dopo».
When I’m leaving but we’ll see each other later, I say: “See you later.”
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