Slang for seeyou later in German?

Here are some slang ways to say "see you later" in German, ranging from casual to more informal:

Casual:

* Bis später! (Most common and versatile)

* Bis dann! (Similar to "Bis später!")

* Ciao! (Borrowed from Italian, very common)

* Mach's gut! (Literally "Do it well", implying have a good time)

More informal (and possibly a bit cheeky):

* Bis bald! (See you soon, implies you'll see the person again soon)

* Bis denne! (A more informal version of "Bis dann")

* Tschau! (Short for "Tschüss", another slang for "goodbye")

* Schönen Abend noch! (Have a nice evening, suitable for the evening)

* Bis denne, dann! (A combination of "Bis denne" and "Bis dann", very informal)

Remember: The best way to choose the right expression depends on the context and your relationship with the person. If you're unsure, "Bis später!" is always a safe bet.