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How to Say ‘See you later, ma'am.’ in Mexican Spanish

Hasta luego, licenciada.

AHS-tah LWEH-goh lee-sen-SYAH-dah

[AHS-tah LWEH-goh lee-sen-SYAH-dah]

Phrase Breakdown

Hasta luego,

AHS-tah LWEH-goh

See you later,

This is a polite goodbye. The 'h' is silent: 'AHS-tah LWEH-goh'.

Example

Hasta luego, que le vaya bien.

See you later, take care.

Words in this phrase

Hasta

[AHS-tah]

until

Used in farewells: 'until later'.

Example

Hasta mañana.

See you tomorrow.

luego

[LWEH-goh]

later

Refers to a time after now.

Example

Nos vemos luego.

See you later.

licenciada.

lee-sen-SYAH-dah

(title for a woman with a university degree)

This is a respectful professional title in Mexico. Say 'lee-sen-SYAH-dah'.

Example

Buenas tardes, licenciada.

Good afternoon, ma'am (licenciada).

Words in this phrase

licenciada

[lee-sen-SYAH-dah]

title for a woman with a bachelor's degree

Polite Mexican title for a female university graduate, used like 'Ms.' in professional settings.

Example

La licenciada Pérez está en junta.

Ms. Pérez is in a meeting.

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