How to Say ‘See you later’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta luego
AS-tah LWEH-goh
[AS-tah LWEH-goh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is the everyday goodbye, even to a shopkeeper you may never see again.
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta
[AS-tah]
up to; until
Used for limits in time; in policies it marks the latest allowed moment.
Puede cancelar hasta el mediodía sin pagar.
You can cancel up to noon without paying.
luego
[LWEH-goh]
later
An adverb meaning later or afterward.
Hablamos luego por teléfono.
We'll talk later by phone.
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