How to Say ‘See you later.’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta luego.
AHS-tah LWEH-goh
[AHS-tah LWEH-goh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This works well when leaving a casual restaurant, food stand, or shop. It's friendlier than a bare goodbye, even if you probably won't literally see them later.
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta
[AHS-tah]
until
A preposition meaning 'until.' In common farewells like 'Hasta luego,' it helps express 'see you later.'
Gracias por todo, hasta luego.
Thanks for everything, see you later.
luego
[LWEH-goh]
later
Means 'later.' Combined with 'hasta,' it forms a common goodbye in Mexico.
Nos vemos luego; hasta luego.
We'll see each other later; see you later.
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