Collocation
Talk to you later.
A common informal farewell, indicating a desire to continue the conversation or meet again at a future time.
Definition
'Talk to you later.' is a common English collocation. A common informal farewell, indicating a desire to continue the conversation or meet again at a future time.
talk + to + someone + later
“I'm a bit busy right now, but I'll talk to you later.”
Examples
- I really need to run, so I'll talk to you later!
- We should grab coffee sometime. Talk to you later!
- It was great seeing you; talk to you later, okay?
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- I'm heading out the door now, so I'll have to talk to you later.
- She said she was in a hurry and would talk to you later about it.
- Don't worry about it now; we can talk to you later when things calm down.
- He quickly finished his sentence, adding, "I'll talk to you later!"
- After the meeting, the manager promised, "I'll talk to you later about your proposal."
- They decided it was best to talk to you later after they had gathered all the facts.
- Before hanging up, she made sure to say, "Talk to you later!"
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