How to Say “See You Tomorrow” in Chinese

明天见
míngtiān jiàn
The phrase "see you tomorrow" in Chinese is 明天见 (míngtiān jiàn).
Meaning: see you tomorrow (phrase)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of 明天 (míngtiān), meaning "tomorrow" and 见 (jiàn), meaning "to see".

How does it change in a sentence?

Unlike English, the subject "you" is often omitted in this phrase, as the context implies the person being spoken to.

How do you pronounce it?

míngtiān jiàn

Did you know?

  • The character 明 (míng) in 明天 is composed of the radicals for 'sun' and 'moon', symbolizing brightness or the coming of a new day.
  • In casual settings, people may substitute 明天见 with 明天见啦 (míngtiān jiàn la), where the particle 啦 adds a soft and friendly tone.
  • In some professional contexts, a person might say 明天见 even if they are not certain they will see the other person, using it as a polite social lubricant rather than a literal appointment.

Examples in context

  • 好,明天见!
    Okay, see you tomorrow!
    This example shows how to use 明天见 alongside an affirmative response.
    Tatoeba #10961164 by xjjAstrus, translation #13112404 by LeviHighway
  • 明天见。
    See you tomorrow.
    This example shows the phrase used in a simple declarative sentence.
    Tatoeba #4879134 by musclegirlxyp, translation #497969 by CM
  • 明天见!
    See you tomorrow!
    This example shows the phrase used as an enthusiastic parting expression.
    Tatoeba #10966735 by xjjAstrus, translation #1108683 by megamanenm
  • 2 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are leaving school after class.

  1. 梓涵 Zihan

    我先走了,明天见!
    Wǒ xiān zǒu le, míngtiān jiàn!
    I'm leaving now, see you tomorrow!
  2. 俊杰 Junjie

    好的,明天见。
    Hǎo de, míngtiān jiàn.
    Okay, see you tomorrow.
  3. 梓涵 Zihan

    别忘了带作业。
    Bié wàng le dài zuòyè.
    Don't forget to bring your homework.
  4. 俊杰 Junjie

    放心吧,明天见!
    Fàngxīn ba, míngtiān jiàn!
    Don't worry, see you tomorrow!

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