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How to Say ‘See you Saturday then’ in Italian

Allora a sabato

ahl-LOH-rah ah SAH-bah-toh

[ahl-LOH-rah ah SAH-bah-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: a + a day or time means "see you then": a domani "see you tomorrow", a stasera "see you tonight".

Phrase Breakdown

Allora

[ahl-LOH-rah]

so / then / well then

A common discourse word used to continue a conversation, draw a conclusion, or introduce a result.

Example

Allora, chi pensi di sostenere ai Mondiali?

So, who do you think you will support at the World Cup?

[ah]

see you; until

A preposition used in time expressions like farewells, especially in fixed phrases such as A presto.

Example

A presto è un modo cordiale per chiudere un messaggio professionale.

A presto is a friendly way to close a professional message.

sabato

[SAH-bah-toh]

Saturday

The sixth day of the week; days of the week are not capitalized in Italian.

Example

Ho prenotato un tavolo per sabato sera.

I booked a table for Saturday evening.

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