How do you say "To seeing you!" in Portuguese?

"To seeing you!" in Portuguese is "À sua espera!". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

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How to Say ‘To seeing you!’ in Portuguese

Q: What does "À sua espera!" mean in English?

"À sua espera!" means "To seeing you!" in English. Usage tip: [À sua espera] is a fixed expression meaning [waiting for you] or [expecting you]. The [à] is again a merger of [a] + [a], just like in [às 20h00].

À sua espera!

ah SOO-ah esh-PEH-rah

[ah SOO-ah esh-PEH-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: [À sua espera] is a fixed expression meaning [waiting for you] or [expecting you]. The [à] is again a merger of [a] + [a], just like in [às 20h00].

Phrase Breakdown

[ah]

at; awaiting

In this expression, it combines with 'espera' to mean 'awaiting'.

Example

Na expressão «À sua espera!», «À» faz parte de uma fórmula educada de atendimento.

In the expression "Awaiting you!", "À" is part of a polite service phrase.

sua

[SOO-ah]

your

Possessive meaning 'your', used politely with singular or formal address.

Example

Na expressão «À sua espera!», «sua» refere-se ao cliente de forma educada.

In the expression "Awaiting you!", "sua" refers politely to the customer.

espera

[esh-PEH-rah]

waiting

Noun meaning waiting; in this phrase it means they are expecting you.

Example

Na expressão «À sua espera!», «espera» quer dizer que o restaurante o aguarda.

In the expression "Awaiting you!", "espera" means the restaurant is expecting you.

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