How to Say ‘See you later’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta luego
AH-stah Lweh-goh
[AH-stah Lweh-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: hasta works with any time word to mean "see you then": hasta el lunes "see you Monday", hasta la noche "see you tonight".
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Mexicans use this as an everyday goodbye even when they'll never see you again, like when leaving a shop or a taxi. It sounds warmer than a bare adiós.
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.
luego
[Lweh-goh]
Later
Indicating a future time relative to the present.
Te llamo luego.
I'll call you later.
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