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How do you say Until tomorrow your darling in french?

There are a few ways to say "Until tomorrow, my darling" in French, depending on the level of formality and affection you want to convey:

Formal:

* À demain, mon cher/ma chère. (This is the most neutral and polite option.)

* À demain, mon amour. (This is a bit more affectionate but still polite.)

Informal and affectionate:

* À demain, mon cœur/ma chérie. (This is more intimate and sweet.)

* À demain, mon/ma trésor. (This means "my treasure" and is very affectionate.)

* À demain, mon/ma chou/chouchou. (This means "my darling" and is very familiar.)

You could also say:

* J'ai hâte de te revoir demain. (I look forward to seeing you again tomorrow.)

Remember to choose the option that best suits your relationship with the person you are talking to.

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