How do you say talk to you later in spanish?
Hasta luego! If you want a literal translation: Te hablo mas tarde! (I'll speak with you later.) To the answer below me, you conjugated it improperly. It would be 'hablamos luego' PS- Emma is also correct with her answer.
How do you say we will talk later, in spanish?
As with any sentence or phrase, in any language, there's more than one way to say it. But, as for Spanish, it's more common in this particular case to say that it's something that "can be done," rather than something "we will do." Therefore, a good way to word it would be: "Nosotros puede habla tarde." (No-so-trows pwu-ay-day ah-blah tar-day." We can speak later.)
How to say see u later in spanish?
It is one of the most common expressions in Spanish, and one of the first ones that students learn in Spanish language class..."Hasta luego" (literally, "until later", which is understood to be short for "We will see each other [until] later").
Talk to you later in Spanish?
Hablo contigo más tarde.
How do you translate "I will talk to you later" in Spanish?
This answer is for Spanish spoken in Spain by Spaniards.with you > contigo, con usted, con vosotros, con vosotras, con ustedes. If you are the boss:Hablaré contigo/con usted, etc. más tarde/ luego.Voy a hablar contigo más tarde.Hablo contigo más tarde. If both are in the same level:Luego hablamos.Hablaremos luego/ más tarde/ en otro momento.Ya hablaremos.
How do you say "talk to you soon" in spanish?
Hablamos pronto or Hablamos despues. Good luck!!
How to say "Talk to you later" in German?
I would probably say either "bis bald" (literally "until soon") or "bis später" (literally "until later"). "Ich spreche mit dir/Ihnen später" is "I'll talk to you later," but I don't think it's as natural-sounding. "Bis bald" and "bis später" are often used as the last line of a written note or email.
How do you say these in Spanish?
1. "Thank you for your compliments." "Gracias por tus elogios". 2. "You are too kind." "(Tú) Eres muy amable". 3. "Goodnight, handsome." "Buenas noches, guapo". 4. "Talk to you later" "Te hablo luego" (Literal translation) or "Hablaremos luego".