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   What does Mata Kondo mean?

   • Mata Kondo – Till Next Time, See You Then (semi-casual) When you don’t have any concrete plans to meet again or when you don’t know when you will see the other person again you can use the phrase Mata kondo (また今度). It means “ till next time ” or “ see you then “.

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   Why is Mata Kondo da written in katakana?

   • The fact that the phrase is written in katakana instead of kanji or hiragana supports the strong emphasis of the phrase. Mata Kondo Da (また今度だ, literally meaning: "Again, next time") is a catchphrase used by Itachi and later Sasuke Uchiha.

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   What does Mata mean in Japanese?

   • The word Mata (また) means “again” among all kinds of other things. So if you translate the phrase into English you will get phrases like “ see you later “, “ see you again “, and “ see you around “. While you can always respond with the same goodbye phrase, my Japanese friends usually reply with a slightly different one.

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   What does Mata ne mean?

   • Mata ne (またね) is the goodbye I most commonly hear from my friends when they expect to see me later on the same day. The word Mata (また) means “again” among all kinds of other things. So if you translate the phrase into English you will get phrases like “ see you later “, “ see you again “, and “ see you around “.

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   What does Mata Ashita mean in Japanese?

   • If you have concrete plans to see each other again or when you know you are going to see your friend again tomorrow you should use Mata ashita (また明日) which means “ See you tomorrow “. Ashita (明日) is the Japanese word for “ tomorrow ” and you can easily change to phrase to similar ones.

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   What does Jaa Mata mean?

   • Jaa Mata – See You Soon, See You Again (casual) This phrase is a combination of the two phrases we just learned. In English Jaa mata (じゃあまた) means something along the lines of “ see you soon “, “ see you again “, or “ see you then “. Generally speaking, it is just another casual “ bye ” or “ see you “, though.

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   Mata Kondo – Till Next Time, See You Then (semi-casual) When you don’t have any concrete plans to meet again or when you don’t know when you will see the other person again you can use the phrase Mata kondo (また今度).

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   • Sayonara (さようなら) The first one is the one that we learn first when picking up Japanese: sayonara (さようなら). This is the direct Japanese equivalent of goodbye.
   • Jaa ne (じゃあね) This next one is one you hear quite often in anime (アニメ) and J-drama — “jaa ne” (じゃあね) is used in casual situations to say bye. This is kind of like saying “see ya” to your friend after school when parting ways.
   • Mata ne (またね) This phrase is similar to the previosu one. “Mata ne” (またね) has the word “mata” (また) in it which means “again”, so this phrase somehow means “see you again”.
   • Mata ashita (また明日) “Mata ashita” combines two words: “mata” and “ashita” (明日), which means “tomorrow”. This phrase can translate to “see you tomorrow”.

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   また今度! – mata kondo – see you next time! This is a useful phrase if you want to say “see you next time!”. If you are planning to have the same activities or event with the other person, it would be the ideal phrase. 今日は一緒に運動できて楽しかった。また今度！ Kyou wa issho ni undou dekite tanoshikatta. Mata ...

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   Jul 6, 2020 · (Maji de kondo nomi ni ikou yo.) English: Seriously (not just saying), let’s go drinking together. Or you can try making more concrete plans, like this, in polite form:

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   Mata Kondo Da (また今度だ, literally meaning: "Again, next time") is a catchphrase used by Itachi and later Sasuke Uchiha. Itachi would use this phrase whenever he was unable to spend time with Sasuke and would usually follow it up with a poke to his younger brother's forehead.

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   Mata aou [また会おう] - Until we meet again; Sorejyaa, mata ne [それじゃ] - So, see you soon! The ways to say goodbye listed above are a bit informal.

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   Listen to the pronunciation, view english meanings, stroke order diagrams and conjugations for また今度 (matakondo).