How to Say ‘See you soon.’ in Portuguese
Até breve.
ah-TEH BREH-vuh
[ah-TEH BREH-vuh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This works as a friendly goodbye, but in a restaurant [obrigado] or [até logo] is often more natural unless you really expect to see them again soon.
Phrase Breakdown
Até
[ah-TEH]
see you / until
A common farewell word meaning "until" and often used like "see you."
Ao sair do café, digo "Até" ao empregado.
When leaving the café, I say "See you" to the waiter.
breve
[BREH-vuh]
soon
Used in the farewell expression "Até breve," meaning "see you soon."
Se volto amanhã, digo "Até breve" com um sorriso.
If I come back tomorrow, I say "See you soon" with a smile.
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