How to Say ‘See you soon’ in Italian
A presto
AH PREH-stoh
[AH PREH-stoh]
💬 Usage Tip: 'A' is a versatile preposition in Italian, indicating many types of movement.
🇮🇹 In Italy: This phrase is a friendly and informal way to end an interaction.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[AH]
See you soon
A casual way to say goodbye with the expectation of meeting again shortly.
Grazie per il colloquio, a presto!
Thank you for the interview, see you soon!
presto
[PREH-stoh]
soon
Shortly, in a little while.
Ci vediamo domani, a presto!
See you tomorrow, see you soon!
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