How to say "See you tomorrow" in Korean — 내일 봐요 (Polite & Casual)

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내일 봐요 / 내일 봐

[nae-il bwa-yo] / [nae-il bwa]

See you tomorrow (polite / casual)

Word & Grammar Breakdown:

내일 (nae il ) — tomorrow
보다 (bo-da) — to see, to meet
요 (yo) — polite ending marker

✅ Combined: 내일 봐요 = “See you tomorrow.” (polite)
내일 봐 = casual “See you tomorrow.” among friends.

Examples

👩 A: 내일 봐요! naeil bwayo
See you tomorrow!
👨 B: 네, 내일 만나요. ne, naeil mannayo
Okay, see you tomorrow.

👦 A: 내일 봐! naeil bwa
See you tomorrow!
👧 B: 응, 내일 봐~ eung, naeil bwa
Yeah, see you tomorrow~

Quick Quiz — Which is polite?

Try speaking — say “내일 봐요”

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Tip: Try to say 내일 봐요 clearly — if recognition finds “내일” or “봐요,” it will count as a match.

🇰🇷 Cultural Insight — Understanding "내일 봐요"

In Korean culture, “내일 봐요 naeil bwa” is a friendly and natural way to say goodbye when you expect to meet again tomorrow. Among friends, “내일 봐~” sounds casual, warm, and affectionate. You’ll hear it in schools, workplaces, or K-dramas between coworkers, classmates, or couples when parting temporarily — showing connection and care.