💬 Phrases A1 ✓ Native Reviewed

내일 봐요

naeil bwayo

See you tomorrow

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What it means

내일 means "tomorrow" and 봐요 comes from 보다 (to see). This is the standard polite way to say "see you tomorrow."

Nuance & when to use

For a different timeframe: 나중에 봐요 (see you later), 다음에 봐요 (see you next time). Casual: 내일 봐 (naeil bwa). This phrase is simple but reflects the Korean pattern of "seeing" someone rather than "meeting" — similar to English.

⚠ Common mistake

Don't say 내일 만나요 for "see you tomorrow" — though grammatically fine, 내일 봐요 is more natural for informal goodbyes.

Example sentences

그럼 내일 봐요! Geureom naeil bwayo! Alright, see you tomorrow!
내일 학교에서 봐요. Naeil hakgyoeseo bwayo. See you at school tomorrow.
내일 봐요. 조심히 가세요. Naeil bwayo. Josimhi gaseyo. See you tomorrow. Take care.

See also

나중에 봐요 다음에 봐요 안녕히 가세요
References Naver Korean Dictionary ↗ 국립국어원 표준국어대사전 ↗
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FAQ

When is this used?

For a different timeframe: 나중에 봐요 (see you later), 다음에 봐요 (see you next time). Casual: 내일 봐 (naeil bwa). This phrase is simple but reflects the Korean pattern of "seeing" someone rather than "meeting" — similar to English.

What's a common mistake?

Don't say 내일 만나요 for "see you tomorrow" — though grammatically fine, 내일 봐요 is more natural for informal goodbyes.

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