Nov 27, 2001 20:08
22 yrs ago
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French term

Proposed translations

+7
7 mins
Selected

see you tomorrow

or: I'll be seeing you tomorrow
Peer comment(s):

agree Kathryn Partlan (X)
1 min
merci
agree & Associates (X)
1 min
merci
agree Fernando Muela Sopeña
2 hrs
agree Linda Young (X)
4 hrs
agree Chiara Yates
5 hrs
agree Jennifer White
6 hrs
agree mckinnc
12 hrs
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+4
8 mins

See you tomorrow

Demain means tomorrow.
This is a typical goodbye formula.
Peer comment(s):

agree Kathryn Partlan (X)
0 min
Thanks!
agree & Associates (X)
1 min
Thanks!
agree sjpereira
4 hrs
Thanks!
agree LJC (X)
8 hrs
Thanks!
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+1
2 hrs

if in a letter (at the end of it) it can mean 'bye-bye!', 'see you soon!', 'so long!'

hope it will help
Peer comment(s):

agree Chiara Yates
2 hrs
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12 hrs

I'll see you tomorrow

More elegant than just "see you tomorrow"
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