I will see you later

Czech translation: "Naschledanou" or "Uvidíme se později".

10:17 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:"Naschledanou" or "Uvidíme se později".
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Adriana Evans
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na +1Nashledanou později
katerina beckova
na"Naschledanou" or "Uvidíme se později".
Adriana Evans
na"Zatím nashledanou"
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"Naschledanou" or "Uvidíme se později".


Explanation:
(Hope you have Czech diacritic characters.)

Adriana Evans
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4 hrs
"Zatím nashledanou"


Explanation:
Another possibility:
"Uvidíme se pozdeji"
"Tak zatím" (colloquial)
"Tak se mejte" (colloquial)
"Tak se mej" (colloquial and when one is on first name basis - Czech distinguishes between formal "you", and familiar "thou"

Militiaman (X)
Native speaker of: Native in CzechCzech, Native in SlovakSlovak
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1 day 22 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
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).

katerina beckova
Local time: 19:45
Native speaker of: Native in CzechCzech
PRO pts in pair: 53

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agree  sylviab: i'm using it without c following your advice 2007 11
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