What do "Bis bald," "Bis später," and "Bis nachher" mean?
How do you tell your friend you're going to see her soon in German?
There are so many choices, and in German they're not direct translations.
In fact, so many German learners get this wrong, I use this topic as a barometer to tell me how well someone speaks German.
Today we'll break down and put together the many forms of:
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Bis bald!
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Bis später!
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Bis nachher!
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Bis Samstag!/Bis um 11 Uhr!
You'll hear your homework for this week, too, natürlich.
N.B. While the GermanWithNicole.com Podcast no longer exists, you can still hear all of the audios here on the blog. The audios are available on the blog posts published between August 1, 2021 and October 1, 2024. Viel Spaß beim Hören!
N.B. The A1-A2-B1 German Sentence Structure Guide has been retired, as as such, is no longer available.
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