"A dopo!"

Translation: See you later!

[fJLo]

Is it fair to assume that every single person gets this one wrong on the first try?

[AtriyaKoll]

I didn't :-) I had the type of excercise where I needed to pick the right words from a list :-)

[jjs040300]

I got it first try by only typing later.

[guadalajara007]

Already knowing Spanish helps in this case.
Italian - dopo
Spanish - despues

[SueGibb8]

and the second.... ;)

[HaroldWonh]

I certainly did. And my two dictionaries have never heard of it.

[SamiaELSharkawy]

a means "to" dopo means "after" so it kinda makes sense

[paivamorado]

I got this one wrong on the first try cause I wrote "see you"

[CarlosAndr297610]

Which one is more frequent used in conversation? "A dopo" or "A presto"

[leftblankright]

They mean different things. I hear "A presto" before seeing someone and "A dopo" when we part.

[mardellaringa]

I don't think so

[gologramme]

"A dopo" verbally means "See you after" or "See you later", instead "A presto" means "See you soon". So the difderence between them is actually in what you want to say :)

[Antonio243141]

Sounds different - actually can be meant the same thing

[DexterHodk]

thanks!

[sandrasarala]

Most often I heard A dopo

[nullusaum]

What about "see you soon"?

[tom1159]

That would be "A presto"

[KarenColle]

...or see you after(wards)!...an event, a show, a concert etc. My answer was rejected, and I feel that it should have been accepted. I will report my case for the DL staff. -♡

[PHN04]

What about "see you next time"?

[rjjacob]

What is the difference between poi and dopo?

[Ripiglina]

Isn't poi "then"
So while
A dopo means see you after/later
A poi would mean see you then?

But I have no idea if that's actually something Italians say?

[deactivated user]

My Italian teacher says that 'See you later' translates to 'ci vediamo dopo', so I don't understand DL's translation for this one.

[D_Lauren]

That's the full phrase in Italian. We have many variations of this phrase in English too. I think of "A dopo" as "Until later," or the very informal "Later!" It's something said between friends usually. "Ci vediamo" is another shortened form, equivalent to "See ya!" DL should have a number of English options for "A dopo."

[DavidWestenberg]

Not sure why "See you after" isn't accept. When I lived in Italy and would go out with a group and plan to meet up after something. We'd usually say "Ci Vediamo Dopo" It seems like this should be the case.

[Zack2396]

First time guess!!!! Yahooooo!!! Didn't even have a selection of answers :-) :-) :-)

[teva.ritsc]

Anyone have "(I) take drugs" as an option for dopo....no bueno

[LadyStacey]

I thought dopo meant after, but after was marked wrong

[Phillip925513]

Mee too

[evanesempe]

What about "A più tardi"?

[RainDer2112]

Useful phrase! :)

[RobertGKra]

I got it first time, but I had seen "a presto" a month ago in an email so I could figure it out.

[Volizione]

I've never see this phrase before. Is it less common that "a più tardi?" Are there any particular nuances between the two or no?

[ElisaTeresa92]

A dopo is probably more common than a più tardi. I think maybe with the younger generation as "a dopo" is like "laters!" whereas "a piu tardi" is more formal so maybe used with older generations?

[Marionsche4]

Why can't you say: See you soon!

[Ripiglina]

That's "A presto!"

[SalvatoreC760162]

"A later" that is just all types of wrong. But I just put later and went on with my life.

[MustaphaHalabi]

Why is "until then" wrong? Dopo means "and then" too..

[deactivated user]

Is the exclamation mark really necessary? We don't shout 'see you later'

[David26043]

Seriously. I miss the ! And its marked wrong. What happened to the 'you have a typo'?

[NikkiPal1]

Which part of this phrase implies SEE?

[andrewjonesfoto]

"after" or "later" would be synonymous in English in the context

[Phillip925513]

I had "See you after" and it was rejected

[Mimk1]

half way through some exercises the sound goes!

[negolopito]

why "so long" is wrong?

[Jim328281]

A dopo alligatore!!