A1 Expression Neutral

À plus tard !

See you later!

Meaning

A general goodbye used when you will see someone again soon.

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Cultural Background

It is essential to say goodbye when leaving a group. 'À plus tard' is the polite way to do this. Very common, often shortened to 'À plus'. Used identically to France, very common in Brussels. Used in French-speaking cantons, often in professional settings.

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Silent S

Remember, the 's' in 'plus' is silent when it means 'more' in this context.

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The 'R' sound

Practice the French 'r' in 'tard' to sound more natural.

Meaning

A general goodbye used when you will see someone again soon.

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Silent S

Remember, the 's' in 'plus' is silent when it means 'more' in this context.

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The 'R' sound

Practice the French 'r' in 'tard' to sound more natural.

Test Yourself

Complete the phrase.

Je dois partir, ____ !

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: à plus tard

It is a farewell.

Which is the most appropriate?

You see your friend at 9 AM and will see them at 1 PM. What do you say?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: À plus tard

Since you see them today, 'À plus tard' is perfect.

🎉 Score: /2

Visual Learning Aids

Practice Bank

2 exercises
Complete the phrase. Fill Blank A1

Je dois partir, ____ !

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: à plus tard

It is a farewell.

Which is the most appropriate? Choose A1

You see your friend at 9 AM and will see them at 1 PM. What do you say?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: À plus tard

Since you see them today, 'À plus tard' is perfect.

🎉 Score: /2

Frequently Asked Questions

2 questions

Yes, it is neutral and polite.

It is neutral. Use 'Au revoir' for very formal.

Related Phrases

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À bientôt

similar

See you soon

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À tout à l'heure

similar

See you in a bit

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Au revoir

contrast

Goodbye

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À plus

specialized form

See ya

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