How to Say ‘See you next time’ in Portuguese
Até à próxima
ah-TEH ah PROH-see-muh
[ah-TEH ah PROH-see-muh]
💬 Usage Tip: à is a "to" merged with a "the". It sounds the same as plain a, so you only see the difference in writing.
Phrase Breakdown
Até
[ah-TEH]
until / see you
Often used in farewells like 'até logo' or 'até amanhã'; by itself it suggests 'see you'.
Até amanhã, então.
See you tomorrow, then.
à
[ah]
to the
Indicating direction or destination towards something specific.
Vamos à praia amanhã.
We are going to the beach tomorrow.
próxima
[PROH-see-muh]
next
Feminine singular adjective meaning next or upcoming.
Na próxima oportunidade, falamos com mais calma.
At the next opportunity, we'll speak more calmly.
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