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How to Say ‘Okay, I'll get in touch again.’ in Japanese

じゃあ、また連絡しますね。

jaa mata renraku shi masu ne

[JAH mata renraku shee mahs neh]

Phrase Breakdown

じゃあ、また

jaa mata

well then, again

じゃあ means 'well then' and また means 'again'. Together they are a common way to wrap up a conversation.

Example

じゃあ、また明日。

Well then, see you tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

じゃあ

jaa

[JAH]

well then

Casual word used when making a decision based on what was said.

Example

じゃあ、行きましょう。

Well then, let's go.

また

mata

[mata]

again; another time

Shows that something will happen one more time in the future, such as meeting or talking again.

Example

ぜひまた気軽にお話ししましょう。

Let's definitely talk again casually.

連絡しますね。

renraku shi masu ne

I'll get in touch

This is a polite, friendly promise to contact someone. Let the 'u' in 'su' fade.

Example

メールで連絡しますね。

I'll contact you by email.

Words in this phrase

連絡

renraku

[renraku]

contact; communication

Used for getting in touch with someone by message, email, phone, or other means.

Example

後で連絡します。

I will contact you later.

し

shi

[shee]

し is the stem of する, meaning to do.

Example

予約しします。

I do the reservation.

ます

masu

[mahs]

polite verb ending

A standard polite ending added to verbs, often used in customer service and formal speech.

Example

予約を確認します。

I will confirm the reservation.

ね

[neh]

(friendly softener)

Sentence-ending particle adding warmth or seeking agreement; in farewells it sounds friendly.

Example

じゃあ、またね。

Well, see you.

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