How to Say ‘See you tomorrow’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta mañana
AH-stah mah-NYA-nah
[AH-stah mah-NYA-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: hasta means "until", so swap the ending to fit the situation: hasta luego "see you later", hasta el lunes "see you Monday".
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta
[AH-stah]
Until
Denotes the time up to a specific point.
No salgas hasta que termine la reunión.
Don't leave until the meeting is over.
mañana
[mah-NYA-nah]
Tomorrow
The day following today.
Mañana vamos a la playa.
Tomorrow we are going to the beach.
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