A2 Expression Neutral

À bientôt.

See you soon.

Meaning

A common farewell expressing the expectation of meeting again shortly.

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Cultural Background

It is the standard for almost all daily interactions. Very common, often used with a slightly more relaxed tone. Used in professional settings, often followed by a polite nod. Used interchangeably with 'À plus tard'.

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Keep it simple

Don't overthink the grammar. It's a fixed phrase.

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The French smile

Always smile when saying 'À bientôt' to make it feel genuine.

Meaning

A common farewell expressing the expectation of meeting again shortly.

💡

Keep it simple

Don't overthink the grammar. It's a fixed phrase.

💬

The French smile

Always smile when saying 'À bientôt' to make it feel genuine.

Test Yourself

Complete the farewell.

Je dois partir. ____ bientôt !

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: À

The expression is 'À bientôt'.

Which is the most appropriate in a professional email?

Which phrase is best for a professional closing?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: À bientôt

'À bientôt' is neutral and professional, unlike the others.

Complete the conversation.

A: On se voit demain ? B: Oui, ____ !

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: à bientôt

Since they are meeting tomorrow, 'à bientôt' fits the expectation of seeing each other.

🎉 Score: /3

Visual Learning Aids

Practice Bank

3 exercises
Complete the farewell. Fill Blank A1

Je dois partir. ____ bientôt !

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: À

The expression is 'À bientôt'.

Which is the most appropriate in a professional email? Choose A2

Which phrase is best for a professional closing?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: À bientôt

'À bientôt' is neutral and professional, unlike the others.

Complete the conversation. dialogue_completion A2

A: On se voit demain ? B: Oui, ____ !

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: à bientôt

Since they are meeting tomorrow, 'à bientôt' fits the expectation of seeing each other.

🎉 Score: /3

Frequently Asked Questions

2 questions

It is neutral. It works in almost all situations.

Yes, it is very common in professional emails.

Related Phrases

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À tout à l'heure

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See you later today

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À plus tard

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See you later

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À demain

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See you tomorrow

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À la prochaine

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Until next time

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