How to Say ‘Until next’ in Italian
Alla prossima
AH-lah PROS-see-mah
[AH-lah PROS-see-mah]
💬 Usage Tip: Alla is a + la, merged into one word. The same thing happens with other prepositions too, like del = di + il.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Alla prossima is a very natural, warm way to say "see you next time" with someone you'll likely meet again, like a local shopkeeper.
Phrase Breakdown
Alla
[AH-lah]
Until
Used to indicate the future occurrence of an event.
Alla prossima riunione.
Until the next meeting.
prossima
[PROS-see-mah]
next
The following in sequence or order.
Ci vediamo alla prossima settimana.
See you next week.
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