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I will see you later

Czech translation: "uvidíme se pozdeji"

10:33 Feb 25, 2000
English to Czech translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial
English term or phrase: I will see you later
I am using this and various forms of farewell in some business letters and memos to some clients in the czech republic
jeffery enterprises
Czech translation:"uvidíme se pozdeji"
Explanation:
another possibilities:
"tak zatím" (very colloquial)
"nashledanou pozdeji"
All depends on context (Czech distinguishes between formal "you" and familiar "thou".
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Summary of answers provided
na +2"uvidíme se pozdeji"
Militiaman (X)
naTěším se na brzkou shledanou.
Bo Kasal (X)
naNa shledanou
Alena Heisler
naNashledanou později
katerina beckova


  

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1 hr
Těším se na brzkou shledanou.


Explanation:
This is a loose translation of the English phrase - the translation will be slitghtly different is a personal contact. It literally means
"I am looking forward to see you soon"



Bo Kasal (X)
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3 hrs
Na shledanou


Explanation:
There is really no "word-to-word" translation of this phrase and therefore, there are several possibilities how to tell someone you will see them later. Personally, I would keep it short and simple when writing a business letter.

Alena Heisler
United States
Local time: 23:13
Native speaker of: Native in CzechCzech
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3 hrs peer agreement (net): +2
"uvidíme se pozdeji"


Explanation:
another possibilities:
"tak zatím" (very colloquial)
"nashledanou pozdeji"
All depends on context (Czech distinguishes between formal "you" and familiar "thou".


Militiaman (X)
Native speaker of: Native in CzechCzech, Native in SlovakSlovak
PRO pts in pair: 8
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agree  Zenny Sadlon
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agree  Anna Bittner
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1 day 21 hrs
Nashledanou později


Explanation:
The word "nashledanou" (not "naschledanou" - ch is fault) is an equivalent of "I'll meet you" or "I'll see you" and "later" iz "později" (you have to use Czech or Unicode fonts). You can write it "Nashledanou pozdeji", too, because the Czech reader will understand that you cannot use Czech fonts.

katerina beckova
Local time: 06:13
Native speaker of: Native in CzechCzech
PRO pts in pair: 53

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