How to Say ‘See you on Saturday’ in Italian
A sabato
ah SAH-bah-toh
[ah SAH-bah-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses [a] with days to mean [see you on] or [for]. The same pattern works with other days: [a lunedì], [a domani].
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is a normal, friendly closing when a booking is set. In a restaurant context it sounds natural and not overly warm.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
see you / until
In this expression, it introduces the time when you will meet again.
A sabato, allora teniamo il tavolo per voi.
See you Saturday, then we’ll keep the table for you.
sabato
[SAH-bah-toh]
Saturday
The day of the week, often used when confirming a reservation date.
A sabato abbiamo ancora disponibilità alle otto.
For Saturday we still have availability at eight.
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