How to Say ‘See you very soon’ in French
À très bientôt
ah treh byehn-toh
[ah treh byehn-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [À bientôt] is the fixed pattern, and you can insert an adverb for tone: [à bientôt], [à très bientôt]. French uses [à] here where English uses [see you].
🇫🇷 In France: [À très bientôt] is friendly and a little warmer than neutral [à bientôt]. Use it when you genuinely expect or hope to be in touch again soon.
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
to / see you
Used in farewell expressions; with très bientôt, it means see you very soon.
À très bientôt, je vous remercie pour votre accueil.
See you very soon, thank you for your welcome.
Très bientôt
treh byehn-toh
Very soon
Polite way to say you'll see someone again soon.
À très bientôt !
See you very soon!
Words in this phrase
très
[treh]
very
Makes the goodbye more expressive and positive in professional follow-up.
Je vous écrirai très prochainement après notre rencontre.
I will write to you very soon after our meeting.
bientôt
[byehn-toh]
soon
Indicates that future contact will happen soon; common in polite sign-offs.
Nous reprendrons contact bientôt pour discuter des prochaines étapes.
We will get back in touch soon to discuss the next steps.
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