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How to Say ‘You too, goodbye.’ in Mexican Spanish

Igualmente, hasta luego.

ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh AHS-tah LWEH-goh

[ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh AHS-tah LWEH-goh]

💬 Usage Tip: igualmente is the standard reply to any good wish, meaning "likewise".

Phrase Breakdown

Igualmente,

ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh

Likewise,

Used to return a good wish. Stress falls on 'MEN': ee-gwal-MEN-teh.

Example

—Buen día. —Igualmente.

—Have a good day. —Likewise.

Words in this phrase

Igualmente

[ee-gwahl-MEHN-teh]

likewise / same to you

A polite response meaning the same feeling or wish is returned.

Example

Si alguien te dice que fue un placer conocerte, puedes responder "Igualmente".

If someone tells you it was a pleasure meeting you, you can respond "Likewise."

hasta luego.

AHS-tah LWEH-goh

see you later.

A common goodbye. The 'h' is silent: AS-tah LWEH-go.

Example

Hasta luego, señora.

See you later, ma'am.

Words in this phrase

hasta

[AHS-tah]

until

Marks the limit of time or action, as in supporting the team until the end.

Example

Cantamos Hasta el final sin parar.

We sing Until the end without stopping.

luego

[LWEH-goh]

later

Means 'later' or 'then'; in 'hasta luego' it means see you later.

Example

Te llamo luego.

I'll call you later.

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