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It was nice talking to you
A2A polite way to end a conversation
I have to go now
A2Indicates you need to leave
I should get going
A2Similar to 'I have to go now'
Talk to you later
A2Indicates you will speak again soon
See you soon
A2Indicates you will see the person again soon
See you around
A2Indicates you will likely see the person again
Bye for now
A2A casual way to say goodbye
Goodbye
A2A formal way to say goodbye
Take care
A2A polite way to end a conversation
Have a good day
A2Wishing someone a pleasant day
Have a good one
A2Informal way to wish someone well
It was nice meeting you
A2Used when meeting someone for the first time
Pleased to meet you
A2Formal way to express pleasure at meeting someone
I must be going
A2A more formal way to say you need to leave
I'm off
A2Informal way to say you are leaving
Catch you later
A2Informal way to say goodbye, implying you'll see them again soon
Right then
A2Informal way to signal the end of a conversation
I'll let you go
A2Polite way to end a conversation, suggesting you're letting them leave
I've got to run
A2Informal way to say you need to leave quickly
Cheers
A2Informal way to say thank you or goodbye
It was nice talking to you
B1A polite way to end a conversation
I should get going
B1Indicates you need to leave
I have to run
B1Similar to 'I should get going'
Take care
B1A friendly farewell
Have a good one
B1Informal farewell
See you later
B1Informal farewell
See you soon
B1Implies a future meeting
Talk to you soon
B1Similar to 'See you soon'
All the best
B1A general well-wishing farewell
Bye for now
B1A casual farewell
Goodbye
B1A formal farewell
Cheers
B1Informal farewell, often used in British English
Catch you later
B1Informal farewell
Right then
B1Informal way to end a conversation
Anyway
B1Used to signal a change of topic or end of conversation
I'll let you go
B1Polite way to end a conversation