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พบกันใหม่

Components

พบ
กัน
ใหม่

Pronunciation

phóp kan mày

see you again

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  1. 1 see you again、see you later

A common farewell used to say that you hope or expect to see someone again.

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see you again、see you later

Sentence / fixed expression⭐️4 Often used

Used when parting to express the hope or expectation that you will meet again.

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Learning notes

Explanation

This is a standard farewell meaning “see you again” or “see you later.” พบ means “meet,” กัน gives the action a mutual sense, and ใหม่ means “again” here. Together, the phrase conveys the idea of meeting one another again. The phrase itself is neutral in politeness. A speaker can add ครับ or ค่ะ to sound polite, or นะ to make it warmer and more friendly.

Usage

It is widely used when leaving friends or coworkers and at the end of classes, meetings, programs, or videos. The next meeting does not need to be scheduled. A time expression can follow it, as in พบกันใหม่พรุ่งนี้, “See you tomorrow.”

Caution

ใหม่ means “again” here, not “new.” Although ลาก่อน is also a farewell, it can suggest a longer separation or sound like a more formal “goodbye.” พบกันใหม่ is more natural for an everyday parting when you expect to meet again.

Differences from similar words

1 see you again synonyms

  • เจอกันใหม่ also means “see you again” and sounds somewhat more conversational. พบกันใหม่ works naturally both in everyday conversation and as a closing phrase for classes, programs, or presentations.

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