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How to say “See you tomorrow” in Spanish

Both work, but one is a fixed farewell and the other is a real sentence.

Quick answer

Hasta mañana

the everyday version

Nos vemos mañana

the alternative — see below for when

Which one to use

Hasta mañana is a set phrase you can say as you walk out the door. It needs no verb and never changes.

Nos vemos mañana literally means “we see each other tomorrow”, so it sounds slightly warmer and more like a plan you both agreed on.

All the versions

Hasta mañana.See you tomorrow — the standard farewell.
Nos vemos mañana.We’ll see each other tomorrow — warmer.
Hasta luego.See you later — when no day is fixed.
Hasta el lunes.See you on Monday — swap in any day.
Nos vemos.See you — casual, open-ended.

Where you are matters

In Spain <b>hasta luego</b> is used constantly even with strangers, whereas in much of Latin America <b>nos vemos</b> or <b>chau</b> feels more natural.

Check yourself

Which phrase means “see you on Monday”?

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