Which English phrase corresponds to the Spanish greeting Hasta Manana?

• A. Good morning
• B. See you tomorrow
• C. Hello
• D. See you later

Answer: (B)

This tests translating a common Spanish farewell. Hasta mañana means “until tomorrow,” used when you expect to meet again the next day. The natural English equivalent is “See you tomorrow,” since it specifies the next day as the time you’ll reconnect. It’s a farewell, not a greeting like “Hello” or a time-specific phrase like “Good morning,” and it’s more specific than “See you later,” which implies a shorter time frame. The word mañana means tomorrow, which is why this phrase points to tomorrow rather than later today.