Literally, “Au revoir” means “until we see each other again”. Saying “Au revoir” is extremely common, and you can use it in any occasion. In spoken modern French we pronounce … See more

Another way of saying goodbye in French is to say: 1. “bonne journée” to wish someone a good day, 2. or “bonne soirée” to wish someone a good evening. Watch out: “Bonne nuit… See more

Saying “À plus tard” is a very popular way of saying “Goodbye” in French nowadays. When you say “À plus tard”, the s of “plus” is silent, so it’s pronounced like [plu]. However, t… See more

Saying “À tout à l’heure” is very common as well. This time, this means you are going to see the person later in the day, like ‘see you in a bit’ in English. Note the spelling: no e at “toute”… See more