How to say “See you tomorrow” in Korean
- 내일 봐요naeil bwayo
See you tomorrow
"See you tomorrow" in Korean is 내일 봐요 (naeil bwayo), or 내일 봐 (naeil bwa) with friends. To a boss, teacher or someone older, say 내일 봬요 (naeil bwaeyo) or the formal 내일 뵙겠습니다 (naeil boepgetseumnida).
Ways to say it
| Korean | Level | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| 내일 봐 naeil bwa | Casual | To friends, classmates and younger people. |
| 내일 봐요 naeil bwayo | Polite | Polite and friendly, for coworkers around your age or people you aren't close to. |
| 내일 봬요 naeil bwaeyo | Polite | More respectful, for a teacher, boss or someone older. 봬요 is the humble form. |
| 내일 뵙겠습니다 naeil boepgetseumnida | Formal | Formal and respectful. Common at work when speaking to a manager or client. |
| 내일 만나 naeil manna | Casual | "Meet you tomorrow", when you have actual plans to meet. |
Examples
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Leaving school
Leaving the office
Confirming a date
Tips
The word 내일 (naeil, tomorrow) can be swapped for other times: 다음 주에 봐요 (see you next week), 월요일에 봐요 (see you Monday).
Write 봬요, not 뵈요. It is one of the most common spelling mistakes even among Koreans.
Questions learners ask
How do you say see you tomorrow politely in Korean?
Say 내일 봬요 (naeil bwaeyo), or 내일 뵙겠습니다 (naeil boepgetseumnida) in formal situations.
How do you say see you next week in Korean?
Say 다음 주에 봐요 (daeum jue bwayo), or 다음 주에 봐 (daeum jue bwa) to friends.