您好
nín hǎo
Hello (polite)
How to say "see you tomorrow" in Chinese
明天见
míngtiān jiàn
See you tomorrow
Character breakdown
Grammar and structure
明天 (míngtiān) means "tomorrow," and 见 (jiàn) means "to see." Together they form a fixed expression: "see you tomorrow."
Variations and politeness
明天再见
míngtiān zài jiàn
See you again tomorrow — More friendly and conversational.
后天见
hòutiān jiàn
See you the day after tomorrow — Used when the meeting is scheduled for the day after tomorrow.
Mini dialogue
A
明天见！
míngtiān jiàn!
See you tomorrow!
B
好的，明天见！
hǎo de, míngtiān jiàn!
Okay, see you tomorrow!
When to use it
Appropriate
- When you are parting from someone and expect to see them the next day, whether in person or in a message.
- In both casual and semi-formal settings, such as with friends, colleagues, or acquaintances.
Avoid when
- When you are not actually going to meet the next day; use 再见 (zàijiàn) for a general goodbye.
- When you are saying goodbye for a longer period or to someone you may not see again soon.
Frequently asked questions
How do you say "see you tomorrow" in Chinese?
You say 明天见 (míngtiān jiàn).
How do you pronounce 明天见?
It is pronounced míngtiān jiàn, with the tones: 2nd, 1st, 4th.
When do you use 明天见?
Use it when you are saying goodbye to someone you will see the next day. It is neutral in formality and works in most situations.
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