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How do you say until next time in Chinese?

There are several ways to say "until next time" in Chinese, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* 下次再見 (xià cì zài jiàn): This is the most common and literal translation, meaning "see you next time."

* 再見 (zài jiàn): A shorter and more casual version of "see you later," suitable for both formal and informal situations.

* 後會有期 (hòu huì yǒu qī): This is a more literary and poetic phrase, literally meaning "we will meet again in the future." It conveys a sense of hope and anticipation for a future encounter.

Informal:

* 下次 (xià cì): This is a very casual way to say "next time."

* 下次見 (xià cì jiàn): A more casual way to say "see you next time."

* 待會見 (dài huì jiàn): This means "see you later" and is suitable for situations where you expect to see the person again soon.

Choosing the right phrase:

* Formal situations: Use "下次再見" or "再見."

* Informal situations: Use "下次," "下次見," or "待會見."

Remember that the choice of words depends on the specific situation and your relationship with the person you are talking to.

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