How to Say ‘See you later’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta luego
Ahs-tah Lweh-goh
[Ahs-tah Lweh-goh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a standard goodbye even with strangers you'll never see again. It doesn't imply you'll actually meet later.
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta
[Ahs-tah]
Until
Used to indicate time duration or endpoint.
No puedo verte hasta el viernes.
I can't see you until Friday.
luego
[Lweh-goh]
Later
Indicating a future time relative to the present.
Te llamo luego.
I'll call you later.
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