Fins demà
Example: Ens veiem fins demà a la reunió de la tarda.
Definition
"Fins demà" is a Catalan expression used to say goodbye with the expectation of seeing someone the next day. It literally means 'until tomorrow' and is commonly used to indicate that the parting is temporary and they will meet again soon.
Etymology
The phrase "Fins demà" comes from Catalan, where "fins" means 'until' and "demà" means 'tomorrow'. It is a straightforward and practical expression, directly combining these two words to convey the idea of 'see you until tomorrow'. Did you know? This phrase is a polite and common way to end conversations when people plan to meet the next day.
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