curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/es-a1-learn-greetings-during-the-day/68de9ae56303f3834466ce1c.md
Esteban is saying goodbye and expects to see you tomorrow. One of the expressions he uses is common when you plan to see someone the next day.
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Esteban mean by saying Hasta mañana?
He expects to meet up again tomorrow.
He is going to bed now.
This phrase isn't just for bedtime. Focus on the meaning of mañana.
He is saying goodbye forever.
This is a friendly goodbye, not a final one.
He is asking someone to wait until tomorrow.
There is no request or command in this phrase.
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Hasta mañana means "See you tomorrow" in Spanish. It's used when you expect to see the person the next day.
Hasta means "until", and mañana means "tomorrow", so the phrase literally means "until tomorrow". For example:
Hasta mañana, Rafael. – See you tomorrow, Rafael.
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