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Auf Wiedersehen is a common German expression meaning “until we meet again” or “goodbye.” It is familiar to many English speakers, some of whom use it in English as a fancy way of saying goodbye, in the same way that other similar terms have been adopted into English, such as ciao (from Italian) and au revoir (from French).  

It can be used as part of a farewell sentence, similar to saying “Goodbye, we’ll see you soon,” or by itself as a full sentence, similar to simply saying “Goodbye.” It is not unusual for it to be used even when the two parties have no intention of seeing each other again, much like saying “See you later.”  

Due to German spelling conventions, Wiedersehen is capitalized, but it’s often left lowercase in casual use. 

Example: It was great seeing you! Auf Wiedersehen!

Auf Wiedersehen is a German expression that literally translates to “until we meet again.” Despite the term’s literal meaning, the phrase is typically used the same way as the English word goodbye.

Auf Wiedersehen is the most common German farewell, used by a large portion of German speakers. Among English speakers, it is familiar for its use in popular culture by German stereotypes and caricatures whose defining trait may be their heritage or German accent.

What are some synonyms for auf Wiedersehen?

• au revoir
• ciao
• adieu
• adios
• goodbye

What are some words that often get used in discussing auf Wiedersehen?

• German
• parting
• interjection

Auf Wiedersehen is an example of a familiar non-English parting expression that has been adopted into English, much like ciao and au revoir. Some English speakers use it as a fancy way of saying goodbye. 

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu.
Adieu, adieu, to yieu and yieu and yieu.

I'm off social media for most of the weekend to have some family time. See you all again on monday. Have a good one.

— Martin Lewis (@MartinSLewis)

This is Karma. EIGHT (!) years since Frank Lampard's goal against Germany wasn't given, VAR knocks Germany out.

GOODBYE. AUF WIEDERSEHEN

— Alex Shaw (@AlexShawTel)

That’s it. The final programme of the 125 to mark the 250th anniversary. Bereft. Auf wiedersehen, Ludwig.

— Donald Macleod (@DonaldMacleod01)

Which of the following expressions is NOT a synonym of auf Wiedersehen?

A. good morning
B. until we meet again
C. farewell for now
D. see you soon