hasta mañana

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A farewell used when the next meeting or conversation is expected the following day.

Examples

  • Si todo va bien, hasta mañana en la estación.
    If all goes well, see you tomorrow at the station.
  • Se hizo tarde, hasta mañana.
    It got late, see you tomorrow.
  • Cerró el portátil y se despidió con un «hasta mañana».
    She closed her laptop and said goodbye with a “see you tomorrow.”
  • Hasta mañana, mamá, que descanses.
    See you tomorrow, Mom. Sleep well.
  • Terminamos por hoy. Hasta mañana a las nueve.
    We are finished for today. See you tomorrow at nine.

Similar words

nos vemos mañana
adiós
buenas noches
chao
hasta luego

Meanings

Farewell until the next day

social
neutral
A conventional way to say goodbye when the speakers expect to meet or speak again the following day.

Examples

  • Se hizo tarde, hasta mañana.
    It got late, see you tomorrow.
  • Cerró el portátil y se despidió con un «hasta mañana».
    She closed her laptop and said goodbye with a “see you tomorrow.”
  • Hasta mañana, mamá, que descanses.
    See you tomorrow, Mom. Sleep well.
  • Terminamos por hoy. Hasta mañana a las nueve.
    We are finished for today. See you tomorrow at nine.
  • Si todo va bien, hasta mañana en la estación.
    If all goes well, see you tomorrow at the station.

Similar words

Etymology

A transparent combination of hasta, meaning “until,” and mañana, meaning “tomorrow,” literally “until tomorrow.”

FAQ

What does hasta mañana mean?

Hasta mañana means “see you tomorrow” or, more literally, “until tomorrow.”

When is hasta mañana used?

Use hasta mañana as a farewell when another meeting or conversation is expected the following day.

Is hasta mañana formal or informal?

It is neutral and works in both formal and informal situations.

What is the difference between hasta mañana and hasta luego?

Hasta mañana points specifically to the next day, while hasta luego is a broader “see you later” and does not set a day.

Does hasta mañana always guarantee a meeting tomorrow?

No. It expresses an expectation or friendly intention, not a firm appointment.

Where does hasta mañana come from?

It combines hasta, “until,” with mañana, “tomorrow,” so its literal meaning is “until tomorrow.”

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