See you tomorrow
Next day
직역: See (to perceive with eyes) you (the person) tomorrow (the day after today)
Use this to end a daily routine on a friendly, promising note with people you see often.
15초 만에
- A friendly way to end a conversation for the day.
- Used when you will definitely meet the person tomorrow.
- Works perfectly for coworkers, friends, and regular shopkeepers.
뜻
This is a friendly way to say goodbye when you expect to meet the person again the very next day. It is a warm closing that promises a future connection.
주요 예문
3 / 6Leaving the office at 5 PM
Great job today, see you tomorrow!
Great job today, see you tomorrow!
Walking home with a school friend
That math test was hard! See you tomorrow.
That math test was hard! See you tomorrow.
Ending a formal meeting that continues the next morning
Thank you for your time, I will see you tomorrow at nine.
Thank you for your time, I will see you tomorrow at nine.
문화적 배경
This phrase reflects the Western cultural value of punctuality and scheduled social or professional interactions. It gained massive popularity with the rise of structured 9-to-5 work cultures where seeing the same people daily became the norm. In some dialects, like Australian English, it is frequently shortened to 'See ya,' emphasizing a relaxed social bond.
The 'See ya' Shortcut
In casual speech, 'you' often becomes 'ya.' It makes you sound much more like a native speaker in relaxed settings!
Friday Confusion
Be careful on Fridays! If you say 'See you tomorrow' on a Friday, people might think you are asking them to work on Saturday.
15초 만에
- A friendly way to end a conversation for the day.
- Used when you will definitely meet the person tomorrow.
- Works perfectly for coworkers, friends, and regular shopkeepers.
What It Means
See you tomorrow is a simple, kind way to end a conversation. It tells the other person that your time together is over for now. However, it also promises that you will meet again soon. It is not just a goodbye. It is a bridge to the next day. Think of it as a verbal 'to be continued' for your friendship or work.
How To Use It
You use this phrase at the very end of an interaction. It is usually the last thing you say before walking away. You can say it as a statement or with a slight rising tone. If someone says it to you, just say it back! It is like a friendly echo. You can also shorten it to just See ya tomorrow if you feel relaxed.
When To Use It
This phrase is perfect for daily routines. Use it with coworkers as you leave the office. Use it with classmates after a long study session. It works great at the gym or your favorite coffee shop. If you see the barista every morning, this phrase makes you a 'regular.' It builds a nice sense of community and habit.
When NOT To Use It
Do not use this if you are not actually seeing them tomorrow. That sounds a bit confusing! If it is Friday, do not say this unless you are meeting on Saturday. Avoid using it in very sad or final goodbyes. If someone is moving to a new country, See you tomorrow might feel like a cruel joke. Also, do not use it in a formal email to a stranger.
Cultural Background
In English-speaking cultures, we love to acknowledge the future. It makes people feel secure and included. Saying See you tomorrow is a sign of a stable relationship. It implies that the routine will continue as normal. In places like the UK or USA, it is a social 'glue.' It turns a professional contact into a friendly acquaintance. It shows you value the ongoing connection.
Common Variations
You will hear many versions of this. See ya tomorrow is the most common casual form. Some people just say Until tomorrow to sound a bit more poetic. If you are in a rush, you might hear See you then! or just Tomorrow! with a wave. In text messages, young people often write See u tmrw. All of them carry the same warm promise of returning.
사용 참고사항
This phrase is highly versatile and sits right in the middle of the formality scale. It is safe for almost any situation as long as the 'tomorrow' part is factually true.
The 'See ya' Shortcut
In casual speech, 'you' often becomes 'ya.' It makes you sound much more like a native speaker in relaxed settings!
Friday Confusion
Be careful on Fridays! If you say 'See you tomorrow' on a Friday, people might think you are asking them to work on Saturday.
The Silent Promise
Saying this to a service worker (like a waiter) implies you are a regular customer. It is a subtle way to show you like their shop.
예시
6Great job today, see you tomorrow!
Great job today, see you tomorrow!
Standard professional but friendly closing.
That math test was hard! See you tomorrow.
That math test was hard! See you tomorrow.
Shared experience followed by a casual goodbye.
Thank you for your time, I will see you tomorrow at nine.
Thank you for your time, I will see you tomorrow at nine.
Adding a specific time makes it more formal and precise.
Can't wait for the movie. See u tmrw! 🍿
Can't wait for the movie. See you tomorrow!
Uses 'u' and 'tmrw' for quick digital communication.
I'm too tired to dance. See you tomorrow at the office!
I'm too tired to dance. See you tomorrow at the office!
A humorous contrast between fun and work.
Sleep tight, my love. I'll see you tomorrow.
Sleep tight, my love. I'll see you tomorrow.
Used to provide comfort and a sense of safety.
셀프 테스트
Choose the best word to complete the phrase for a coworker.
Have a nice evening! ___ you tomorrow.
The standard expression uses the verb `see` to indicate meeting again.
If it is Friday and you see them on Monday, what should you say instead?
Have a great weekend! See you ___.
You should only use `tomorrow` if the next meeting is literally the next day.
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시각 학습 자료
Formality of Goodbyes
Used with close friends.
See ya!
Perfect for most daily situations.
See you tomorrow.
Used in business or serious settings.
I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
Where to say 'See you tomorrow'
At the Office
Leaving your desk.
At School
After the last bell.
At the Gym
Finishing a workout.
Texting
Confirming plans.
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문It is better to say See you soon if you aren't sure. See you tomorrow sounds like a definite plan.
Yes, it is perfectly neutral. However, adding a 'Thank you' before it makes it even better, like Thank you, see you tomorrow.
Until tomorrow is much more formal and a bit old-fashioned. Most people use See you tomorrow in daily life.
Absolutely! If you are leaving a late dinner and will see the person the next day, it is the perfect closing.
The easiest reply is just to say See you tomorrow! back. You can also say Yep, see ya!
Only if you have a close relationship with the colleague. In a formal email to a client, use I look forward to our meeting tomorrow.
Saying I will see you tomorrow is just a more complete sentence. It sounds slightly more deliberate but means the same thing.
You can combine them! Say See you tomorrow at 10! This confirms both the day and the time.
Yes, it is a universal phrase in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and beyond.
Only if you have just made a plan to meet them the next day. Otherwise, it might sound a bit confusing or even creepy!
관련 표현
See you later
Used when you will see them again on the same day.
See you soon
Used when you will see them again, but you don't know exactly when.
Take care
A warm way to say goodbye that focuses on the person's well-being.
Catch you later
A very casual, slang-adjacent way to say goodbye.
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