--description--

Camila is saying goodbye, and she hopes to see you soon. This phrase is warm and friendly.

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What phrase does Camila use to say "see you soon"?

--answers--

Hasta luego.

--feedback--

This means "See you later", but it's not exactly what the speaker says.

Hasta pronto.

Adiós.

--feedback--

This is a general goodbye, but the speaker uses a different phrase.

Chao.

--feedback--

This is an informal way to say goodbye, but it's not the word you hear in the audio.

--video-solution--

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--explanation--

Hasta pronto means "See you soon". It's used when you expect to see someone again in the near future.

It's similar to Hasta luego ("See you later"), but hasta pronto suggests a shorter wait, usually sooner rather than later. For example:

Hasta pronto, Esteban. – See you soon, Esteban.

--scene--

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