# see you

idiom · CEFR A1

Source: https://englishreference.com/idiom/see-you
Updated: 2026-06-07

## Meaning

A friendly and common way to say goodbye. It means you expect to see the person again.

## Examples

- See you later today.
- I am leaving the office now, so see you tomorrow morning.
- After a long afternoon of productive discussion, they shook hands and agreed to see you at the conference next week.

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