How to Say ‘See you on Sunday!’ in Portuguese
Até domingo!
uh-TEH doo-MEEN-goo
[uh-TEH doo-MEEN-goo]
💬 Usage Tip: Até plus any time makes a goodbye: até amanhã "see you tomorrow", até logo "see you later".
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Sunday lunch with the in-laws is a fixture for many Portuguese families. Saying this signals you'll be there.
Phrase Breakdown
Até
[uh-TEH]
until / see you on
Used in farewells to indicate until a certain time or day.
Na despedida, "até" aparece em: E até sábado.
In the farewell, "até" appears in: And see you on Saturday.
domingo
[doo-MEEN-goo]
Sunday
Masculine noun for the day of rest; from Latin 'Lord's day'.
No domingo almoçamos com a família.
On Sunday we have lunch with the family.
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