How to Say ‘See you on Saturday’ in Italian
A sabato
ah SAH-bah-toh
[ah SAH-bah-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [A] + a time expression often means "see you / until": [a sabato], [a domani], [a presto]. It's a handy pattern for goodbyes, not just the literal word "to".
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
see you; until
A preposition that in this expression means 'see you on' or 'until.'
A sabato, allora confermiamo per quattro persone.
See you on Saturday, then we confirm for four people.
sabato
[SAH-bah-toh]
Saturday
The day of the week 'Saturday,' often used when confirming reservation dates.
A sabato per la vostra prenotazione delle otto.
See you on Saturday for your eight o'clock reservation.
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