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How do you say wait to see in French?

There are a few ways to say "wait to see" in French, depending on the context and desired nuance:

Formal:

* Attendre de voir: This is the most literal translation, meaning "to wait to see." It's a good general option.

* Voir ce qui se passe: This means "to see what happens" and is a more neutral way to express waiting to see the outcome.

Informal:

* On verra: This is a very common and casual way to say "we'll see."

* Attendons et voyons: This means "let's wait and see" and has a slightly more hopeful tone.

Examples:

* "Je vais attendre de voir ce qui se passe." (I'm going to wait to see what happens.)

* "On verra ce qu'il va se passer." (We'll see what happens.)

* "Attendons et voyons si ça marche." (Let's wait and see if it works.)

The best way to say "wait to see" depends on the specific situation. Consider the formality of the conversation and the tone you want to convey when choosing your phrase.

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