Collocation
It was great talking to you.
A polite and common phrase used to end a conversation, expressing that the speaker enjoyed the discussion.
Definition
'It was great talking to you.' is a common English collocation. A polite and common phrase used to end a conversation, expressing that the speaker enjoyed the discussion.
It was + great + talking + to + someone
“It was great talking to you at the party last night; I hope we can do it again soon.”
Examples
- After our long phone call, she said, 'It was great talking to you, I should go now.'
- At the end of the conference, he approached me and stated, 'It was great talking to you about your research.'
- Leaving the coffee shop, I genuinely felt that it was great talking to you today.
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- We spent hours discussing old memories, and as we parted, I thought, 'It was great talking to you.'
- Even though we disagreed on some points, it was great talking to you and hearing your perspective.
- Before catching his train, my old friend remarked, 'It was great talking to you after all these years.'
- She ended the interview with a warm smile, saying, 'It was great talking to you, we'll be in touch.'
- Despite the short time we had, it was great talking to you and learning about your journey.
- I bumped into my former teacher at the market, and after a brief chat, I told him, 'It was great talking to you.'
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