"A bientôt mon chéri" is a French phrase that translates to "See you soon, my dear" in English. It's a term of endearment that expresses affection and implies that the speaker looks forward to seeing the person again. The phrase can be used in both romantic and friendly contexts.
à bientôt mon ami means 'see you soon my friend' in French.
bientôt mon chéri (masculine) or bientôt ma chérie (feminine): soon my love
I'm ready, see you soon my darling.
"Je vais vous voir bientot, mon amour" literally means "I'm going to see you soon, my love", but in English you would more likely say "I'll see you soon, my love".
Je vais vous voir bientôt, mon amour. I'll see you soon, my love.
See you very soon, my friend.
j'ai mon amie qui se pointe bientôt > I've got my girlfriend coming in soon
I love you a lot my darling (from French to English)
It means something like "my sweetheart" or "my love", said to a guy. To a girl, it would be "ma cherie" (pronounced in a VERY similar way). Literally, "My darling" (it should be - mon chéri and ma chérie)
ma cherie. Actually, that is the feminine. The plural is mes cheres.
Mon Cher, like ma cherie, means my dear. However, because Cher is missing the -ie suffix, it indicates that the dear one is male.
Bientot is a french word and means soon