Collocation
Talk soon.
A common closing remark in conversation, meaning 'I will talk to you again in the near future' or 'Let's communicate again soon'. It implies an intention to continue the conversation or interact again.
Definition
'Talk soon.' is a common English collocation. A common closing remark in conversation, meaning 'I will talk to you again in the near future' or 'Let's communicate again soon'. It implies an intention to continue the conversation or interact again.
Talk soon
“I've got to run to a meeting now, but I'll call you later. Talk soon!”
Examples
- It was great catching up with you today. Talk soon!
- I really need to go, but I'll send you an email tonight. Talk soon!
- Okay, I've got another call coming in. Talk soon!
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- Thanks for your help with the presentation. Talk soon about the next steps.
- Let's finalize the details for the project next week. Talk soon!
- I'm looking forward to our next chat about the new policy. Talk soon!
- There's a lot more to discuss, so I'll be in touch later today. Talk soon!
- I'll have the full report ready by Friday morning, so we can review it then. Talk soon!
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