See you later meaning in English

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Definition

See you later!: Bye! We will see each other soon! idiom
Have a safe trip home. See you later. We'll meet again soon.
See you in an hour!: I will meet you in one hour! idiom

Examples

  • "Preparation: Please be naked, lying face down on your desk when I arrive. See you tomorrow!"
  • "Bruno : See you!"
  • "See you tomorrow! Tinkerbell falls to the floor"
  • "I'll see you next week."
  • "Jean : Okay, see you tonight."
  • "I will see you on Friday, in the conference room, with the song... oh, and Edward?"
  • "Jonas, thanks for your participation, we'll see you next time on Radio Rhubarb!"
  • "Lawyer : As for the tax evasion, I've made an appointment with the best accountant in town tomorrow at 10.00 am, at the Delavigne Corporation... I'll see you there?"
  • "See you in 24 hours!"
  • "You see you are two, the table is for four."
  • "See you bright and early, team!"
  • "If there's anything we can do for you, don't hesitate to yell, and in the meantime, please sit back, enjoy a beer and we'll see you in 2 days... cheers, mate."
  • "Al Capone : Yeah, yeah, I'll see you there."
  • "(to staff) See you guys later...maybe!"
  • "Bruno : Keep in touch Sam, we'll see you next week."
  • "See you next week for another 25-second lesson."
  • "See you suckers later! Come on dog, let's go."
  • "We'll see you again in 4 years!"
  • "See you next week, I'm off to London for the weekend!"
  • "I will see you later."
Exercise 1
Which of the following phrases could Polly use before leaving Mr. Warbuckle and Bruno?

Choose a phrase which does not change the formal tone of this dialogue.
Which of the following phrases could Polly use before leaving Mr. Warbuckle and Bruno?

Choose a phrase which does not change the formal tone of this dialogue.
This is not something Polly should say, at least right now.
This is a typical and professional way of thanking a customer. It makes sense for Polly to thank Mr. Warbuckle because he is such a valuable client.
This is a very informal expression. Polly would not say this to an important client like Mr. Warbuckle, because it suggests that they have a very casual relationship.
Polly should not say this because she has already met Mr. Warbuckle! However, this expression is commonly used to end a phone conversation, letter or email.
This is a good way to end a letter, but it doesn't make sense for Polly to say this to Mr. Warbuckle.

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