How to Say “See You Later” in Turkish
The usual way to say “See you later” in Turkish is Görüşürüz. It is informal: for friends, family and people your own age. Below are 4 alternatives (neutral), how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.
In Turkish
Görüşürüz
- Literally
- “we will see each other”
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- Informalfor friends, family and people your own age
How Görüşürüz is built
- gör-see
- -üş-reciprocal: each other
- -ür-aorist (general or future intention)
- -üzwe
Other ways to say “See you later”
- Sonra görüşürüzInformal
“see you later”
Makes “later” explicit.
- Görüşmek üzereNeutral
“until we meet”
Polite; standard at the end of emails and calls.
- Yarın görüşürüzInformal
“see you tomorrow”
When you will meet the next day.
- Görüşürüz, kendine iyi bakInformal
“see you, take care”
A warm way to part with a friend.
How to reply
Görüşürüz!
See you!
Tamam, görüşürüz.
OK, see you.
Example dialogue
- A
Benim dersim var, görüşürüz!
I have a class, see you!
- B
Tamam, akşam görüşürüz.
OK, see you tonight.
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“See you later” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “See you later” in Turkish?
The most common way is Görüşürüz (literally “we will see each other”), which is informal: for friends, family and people your own age. You will also hear Sonra görüşürüz (“see you later”): makes “later” explicit.
How do you reply to Görüşürüz?
Typical replies are Görüşürüz! (“See you!”) and Tamam, görüşürüz. (“OK, see you.”).
What does each part of Görüşürüz mean?
gör- = see; -üş- = reciprocal: each other; -ür- = aorist (general or future intention); -üz = we. Görüşürüz is the default goodbye among friends and colleagues and does not promise a specific meeting.
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