How to Say ‘See you soon!’ in Italian
A presto!
ah PRES-toh
[ah PRES-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Like [a domani] and [a sabato], [a presto] uses [a] to mean "see you / until" with a time expression. It's one of the most common ways to end a friendly exchange in Italy.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
see you; until
In this expression it means 'see you' or 'until' before a future meeting.
A presto! La prenotazione è confermata per stasera.
See you soon! The reservation is confirmed for tonight.
presto
[PRES-toh]
soon
Used in farewells to mean the meeting will happen soon.
A presto! Vi aspettiamo alle otto.
See you soon! We are expecting you at eight.
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