Closing Conversations Politely - English Learning Hub

Must dash

B1

Indicates you need to leave quickly

It's been lovely

B1

A polite and appreciative farewell

Keep in touch

B1

Suggests maintaining contact

Speak soon

B1

Similar to 'Talk to you soon'

I'll be in touch

B1

Indicates future contact

Thanks for your time

B1

Expresses gratitude for someone's time

Nice chatting with you

B1

A friendly and informal farewell

I've got to go now

B1

A straightforward way to indicate departure

I must be off

B1

A slightly more formal way to say you need to leave

It was nice talking to you

B2

A general polite closing remark

I should get going

B2

Indicates a need to leave

I've got to run

B2

Informal way of saying I need to leave quickly

It's been a pleasure

B2

Expresses enjoyment of the conversation

Take care

B2

A friendly farewell

Have a good one

B2

Informal farewell

Have a great day

B2

Wishing someone a pleasant day

Speak to you soon

B2

Implies future conversation

Catch you later

B2

Informal farewell implying a future meeting

All the best

B2

A general well-wishing farewell

Bye for now

B2

A simple and friendly farewell

I must be going

B2

A polite way to indicate departure

It's been great talking to you

B2

Expresses positive feelings about the conversation

Thanks for your time

B2

Expresses gratitude for someone's time

I'll let you go

B2

Politely suggesting the other person should leave

Please do keep in touch

B2

Suggests maintaining contact in the future

Let's chat again soon

B2

Suggests a future conversation

I enjoyed our conversation

B2

Expresses enjoyment of the conversation

It was lovely speaking with you

B2

A more formal and polite closing

Best wishes

B2

A formal and polite farewell

I'll be in touch

B2

Indicates intention to contact later

Keep in touch

B2

Suggests maintaining contact

Thanks for chatting

B2

Expresses gratitude for the conversation

Right then, I must dash

B2

Informal way to indicate needing to leave quickly

Well, it's been good talking to you

B2

A slightly more formal way to end a conversation positively

I appreciate your input

C1

Thank you for your contribution to the conversation

It's been a pleasure talking to you

C1

Expressing enjoyment of the conversation