How to Say “See You Soon” in Brazilian Portuguese

Até breve
neutral, Brazil
In Brazilian Portuguese "see you soon" is Até breve. Até logo is a close alternative, and A gente se vê is the casual "we will see each other".
Meaning: goodbye expecting to meet soon (phrase)

Ways to say it

“see you soon” in Portuguese
Portuguese Note
Até breve neutral, Brazil
Até logo neutral
A gente se vê casual, Brazil

Até breve sounds a little more formal and warm, and it is common in messages and farewells to guests. A gente se vê is what friends say when no date is set.

How does it change in a sentence?

In Brazilian speech a gente is used for "we", and the verb stays in the third person singular: a gente se vê.

Did you know?

  • The word breve also appears in em breve, meaning "soon" or "shortly".

Examples in context

  • Até breve, foi ótimo conversar!
    See you soon, it was great to talk!
  • Até logo, e boa viagem.
    See you soon, and have a good trip.
  • A gente se vê por aí.
    We will see each other around.

Example conversation

Priscila says goodbye to her guest Marcelo at the door after dinner.

  1. Priscila

    Obrigada por vir. Até breve!
    Thank you for coming. See you soon!
  2. Marcelo

    Foi uma noite ótima.
    It was a great evening.
  3. Priscila

    Voltem sempre.
    Come back anytime.
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