Phrase 14 of 500
How to say “See you” in Turkish
- Meaning
- See you!
- Pronunciation
- gur·rew·shew·rewz
What “Görüşürüz” really means
Görüşürüz means "See you!" and is the most common casual goodbye. It literally says "we will see each other". You can add a time: "Yarın görüşürüz" (see you tomorrow), "Akşam görüşürüz" (see you tonight).
💬 Example dialogues
CanBen çıkıyorum, görüşürüz!I'm heading out, see you!
EceGörüşürüz, kendine iyi bak!See you, take care!
MertPazartesi görüşürüz o zaman.See you on Monday, then.
AyşeTamam, görüşürüz!Okay, see you!
🚫 When NOT to use it
With someone you will probably never meet again (a taxi driver, a shopkeeper abroad) "İyi günler" or "Hoşça kalın" fits better. It is also a bit casual for a formal email.
🇹🇷 Culture note
On the phone, Turks often stack goodbyes: "Hadi görüşürüz, öptüm, bay bay!" before hanging up.
⚠️ Common mistakes
- ✗ Görüşeceğiz → ✓ GörüşürüzGörüşeceğiz sounds like a firm plan; the friendly goodbye is Görüşürüz.
Culture tip
When you arrive, Turks say Hoş geldiniz! and you answer Hoş bulduk! When you leave, you say Hoşça kal, and the person staying says Güle güle.
Letters to watch in this sentence
- Ş ş like sh in “shoe”
- Ö ö like ur in “fur”, lips rounded (German ö)
- Ü ü say “ee” with rounded lips (French u)
Related phrases
More phrases in this unit
- Merhaba!Hello!
- Günaydın!Good morning!
- İyi günler!Have a nice day!
- İyi akşamlar!Good evening!
- İyi geceler!Good night!
- Nasılsın?How are you?
- Nasılsınız?How are you? (polite)
- İyiyim, teşekkürler.I'm fine, thanks.
- Sen nasılsın?And how are you?
- Fena değil.Not bad.
- Ne var ne yok?What's up?
- Hoş geldiniz!Welcome!
- Hoş bulduk!Glad to be here! (reply to "welcome")
- Yarın görüşürüz.See you tomorrow.
- Hoşça kal!Goodbye! (said by the one leaving)
- Güle güle!Bye! (said by the one staying)
- Kendine iyi bak!Take care!
- Selamünaleyküm.Peace be upon you.
- Aleykümselam.And peace be upon you too.