al rato los alcanzo

[Axwek]

My family went to the park, but I have to do a lot of homework, so I told them. Don't wait for me, go and "al rato los alcanzo"

How can I translate that expression?

 

[bailarín]

I'll catch up with you all in a little while.
I'll catch up with you guys later.
I'll see you guys in a bit.

Street slang version: I'll git up wit' chall in a minute.

 

[MDFLO]

I agree with any of the first three suggestions. I wouldn't recommend that an English Language learner use the "street slang" version. It sounds very strange and put-on coming from someone who didn't grow up using it, especially with a "foreign" accent. You have to be pretty culturally and linguistically aware to know how and when to use that kind of dialect.

 

[Axwek]

Muchas Gracias por sus respuestas.
I agree with not to use the "street slang" (it wouldn't fit in a non native speaker), even it is good to know it

cualquier correción es AYUDA