How to Say ‘See you on Wednesday, then.’ in Japanese
では、水曜日に。
de wa suiyoubi ni
[deh wah soo-ee-YOH-bee nee]
💬 Usage Tip: Ending with に and leaving the verb unsaid is a natural way to close plans. Swap in any time: では、明日に (dewa, ashita ni) "see you tomorrow, then".
Phrase Breakdown
で
de
[deh]
well; then
Together with the following は, it forms では, meaning 'well then', used to close a conversation or move on.
では、また明日。
Well then, see you tomorrow.
は
wa
[wah]
then (part of では)
Here it joins で to make では, a polite 'well then' used when wrapping up.
では、失礼します。
Well then, excuse me.
水曜日
suiyoubi
[soo-ee-YOH-bee]
Wednesday
The day of the week after Tuesday; literally 'water day'.
水曜日に会議があります。
There is a meeting on Wednesday.
に
ni
[nee]
on (a time)
A particle marking a specific time or day when something happens.
三時に電話します。
I will call at three o'clock.
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