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"See you" is a common expression used as a farewell, similar to "goodbye." It implies that the speaker expects or hopes to meet the person they are addressing again in the future. Here's a breakdown of its meaning and variations:

• Meaning: It's a shortened form of phrases like "I'll see you later" or "I hope to see you soon," expressing a desire or expectation of a future meeting.
• Usage: It is a versatile phrase used in spoken language and informal writing. It is appropriate in any case in which you will see the person again in the future.
• Variations:
• "See you later"
• "See you soon"
• "See you around"
• "See ya"
• "(I'll) be seeing you!"
• "See you tomorrow/at three/Sunday etc." adds specificity to the time of the next meeting.
• "See you in the funny papers" was a jocular farewell popular in the US during the 1920's.

The phrase "See you next Tuesday" has a completely different, vulgar meaning. It is derived from the combination of letters "c" and "u," (see you) and the first letters of "next Tuesday".