"See you!"

Translation: Pe curând!

[DennisVanBeek]

Pe curând means See you soon, so this translation is not correct.
Literally See you would translate to Ne vedem, that would look like a good alternative to me.

[briardg]

This what I tried as well. actually "see you soon" is "Ne vedem in curand"
So the "see you" should be "Ne vedem". As it is always said in Romania.

[RussJenkins]

Surely "La revedere" is right too. It looks like re-see. "Hasta la vista" in Spanish.

[MikeRowen]

It has been added right now as a secondary translation. Thanks for pointing it out! ;-)

[JFA3MR]

You are right. It litterally means "see you again". Pe curând rather means "(see you) soon"

[RussJenkins]

Hasta pronto!

[lyzanton]

It accepted la revedere here but not see you as an answer when it asked to translate la revedere. Fix this please. Both are correct

[RobertWile7]

should really be ne vedem ... ie .. ne vedem maine
pe curand just means soon

[TeodoraB.]

what about "ne vedem" ? Why is that wrong?

[glistok]

These comments are old. I have a question. As a native English speaker, I might say "good bye" or "see you" and they both mean the same thing. I think my question is about the difference between a literal translation and the translation of meaning. That may not be the correct way to say it. I hear non-native English speakers often say a literal phrase that requires a great amount of latitude to understand. Is this a real issue or is just in my head?