English End of Phone Call How to Say Goodbye

When an English phone call ends, it is rare to say goodbye directly. Instead, some euphemistic closing words are used instead of goodbye, such as: See you, Bye bye, Keep in touch, See you tomorrow, Miss you

< p>1. See you

Pronunciation: British [si? ju]? American [si? j?]?

Interpretation: See you later.

Example:

I'm?very?glad?to?see?you.?

I'm very happy to see you

2. Bye bye

Pronunciation: British [ba? ba?]? American [ba? ba?]?

Interpretation: Goodbye.

Example:

Maarten:?Thank?you,?bye?bye?Mike.?

Thank you, bye, Mike.

3. Keep in touch

Pronunciation: British [ki?p ?n t?t?]? American [ki?p ?n t?t?]?

< p>Definition: Keep in touch.

Example:

We're?a?tight?group,?so?we?do?keep?in?touch.?

We have a close relationship Iron, so we did keep in touch.

4. See you tomorrow

Pronunciation: British [si? ju t?m?r?]? American [si? j? t?mɑ?ro?]?

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Definition: See you tomorrow.

Example:

I'll?be?up?to?see?you?tomorrow?

I'll come to see you tomorrow.

5. Miss you

Pronunciation: British [m?s ju]? American [m?s j?]?

Definition: Miss you.

Example:

We?miss?you?very?much.?

We miss you all the time.