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What does que plus tard mean in French?

"Que plus tard" in French means "later" or "see you later". It's a casual and informal way to say goodbye or to express that you'll see someone later.

Here are some examples of how it might be used:

* "On se voit que plus tard?" (See you later?)

* "Je te vois que plus tard." (I'll see you later.)

* "Reviens me voir que plus tard." (Come see me later.)

It's important to note that "que plus tard" is less formal than "à plus tard" which also means "later".

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