How to Say ‘See you then.’ in Simplified Chinese
到时候见。
dào shí hòu jiàn
[dow sher hoh jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: In [到时候见], the [见] works like 'see you' without needing an object. The same short goodbye pattern shows up in [明天见] 'see you tomorrow' and [回头见] 'see you later'.
🇨🇳 In China: [到时候见。] is a natural, friendly way to end a reservation call once the details are settled. It sounds less formal than a long closing, but still perfectly polite.
Phrase Breakdown
到时候
dào shí hòu
[dow sher hoh]
at that time; then
Refers to the agreed time. In reservations, it points to the confirmed arrival time.
您的桌位已经安排好了，到时候见。
Your table has already been arranged; see you then.
见
jiàn
[jyen]
to see; to meet
Used in parting phrases to mean seeing someone later, such as after confirming a reservation.
好的，我们到时候见。
Okay, see you then.
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