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How to Say ‘See you soon’ in Portuguese

Até já

ah-TEH zhah

[ah-TEH zhah]

🇵🇹 In Portugal: Literally "until right now": it means you'll be back within minutes. For later the same day, people say até logo "see you later".

Phrase Breakdown

Até

[ah-TEH]

see you / until

A common farewell word meaning "until" and often used like "see you."

Example

Ao sair do café, digo "Até" ao empregado.

When leaving the café, I say "See you" to the waiter.

já

[zhah]

right away / already

In service situations, it commonly means 'right away' or 'in a moment'.

Example

Já lhe trago o café.

I’ll bring you the coffee right away.

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