hope to see you
/hoʊp tu siː ju/
Meaning
This friendly expression is used to show a desire to meet or see someone again in the future. It is commonly used at the end of conversations, emails, or text messages. The tone is warm, polite, and encouraging.
Examples
-
We are having a party this weekend, and I hope to see you there.
We are having a party this weekend, and I hope to see you there.
-
It was great talking to you, and I hope to see you soon.
It was great talking to you, and I hope to see you soon.
-
Have a safe flight, and we hope to see you next month!
Have a safe flight, and we hope to see you next month!
-
I hope to see you at the meeting tomorrow morning.
I hope to see you at the meeting tomorrow morning.
-
Goodbye for now, and I really hope to see you again.
Goodbye for now, and I really hope to see you again.
Common Mistakes
-
✗ I hope to see you the next week.
✓ I hope to see you next week.
Do not use the article "the" before time expressions like "next week" or "next month" in this context.
-
✗ I hope seeing you soon.
✓ I hope to see you soon.
The verb "hope" must be followed by an infinitive verb ("to see"), not a gerund ("seeing").
Related Expressions
Practice
-
I am planning a dinner party on Friday and I ___ there.
💡 Wish to meet you.
Show answer
hope to see you
-
Take care on your trip, and I ___ when you get back.
💡 Expect and want to meet you.
Show answer
hope to see you