see you then

Meaning

This phrase is used to confirm a meeting, call, or appointment once a specific time and date have been agreed upon. It signals that you are looking forward to the meeting and that no further coordination is needed. It is friendly, polite, and commonly used in business emails and chats.

Examples

• The meeting is set for Thursday at 2 PM. See you then!

  The meeting is set for Thursday at 2 PM. See you then!

• I can make it to the office by noon. See you then.

  I can make it to the office by noon. See you then.

• Great, let's connect on Zoom tomorrow morning. See you then!

  Great, let's connect on Zoom tomorrow morning. See you then!

• I will be at the conference room at 10:30. See you then.

  I will be at the conference room at 10:30. See you then.

• Thanks for confirming the time. See you then.

  Thanks for confirming the time. See you then.

Common Mistakes

• ✗ I will see you there then.

  ✓ See you then.

  While grammatically possible, adding 'there' and 'then' together often sounds repetitive. Keep it simple as 'See you then' for the time, or 'See you there' for the place.

• ✗ See you than.

  ✓ See you then.

  Learners often confuse 'then' (referring to time) with 'than' (used for comparisons).

Related Expressions

Practice

• Our lunch meeting is confirmed for Friday at 1 PM. ___!

  💡 A casual way to confirm you will meet at the agreed time.

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  See you then

• Perfect, I will call you at 3 o'clock. ___.

  💡 Use this to close the conversation and confirm the time.

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  See you then