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Keep in touch!
B1Encourages maintaining contact.
Bye for now.
B1Informal farewell.
Cheers!
B1Informal farewell, often used in British English.
Later!
B1Very informal farewell.
Until next time.
B1Farewell implying a future meeting.
Take it easy.
B1Relax and don't work too hard.
Safe travels!
B1Wishing someone a safe journey.
Sweet dreams!
B1Wishing someone pleasant dreams.
Best wishes.
B1Formal expression of good wishes.
Take care!
B2A casual way of saying goodbye, wishing someone well.
Goodbye for now.
B2A polite farewell, implying a future meeting.
It was lovely seeing you.
B2A polite and warm farewell.
Have a good one!
B2Informal farewell, wishing someone a pleasant day/evening.
See you later!
B2Informal farewell, implying a future meeting.
Catch you later!
B2Informal farewell, similar to 'See you later!'
All the best!
B2A formal or informal farewell, wishing someone well.
Safe travels!
B2Wishing someone a safe journey.
Farewell!
B2A formal and somewhat dramatic farewell.
So long!
B2Informal and slightly playful farewell.
Cheerio!
B2Informal British farewell.
Bye for now.
B2A casual and friendly farewell.
Have a great day!
B2Wishing someone a pleasant day.
Have a nice evening!
B2Wishing someone a pleasant evening.
It was a pleasure meeting you.
B2A polite farewell after a first meeting.
Until next time!
B2Implies a future meeting.
Keep in touch!
B2Encouraging continued communication.
Don't be a stranger!
B2Informal and friendly, encouraging future contact.
I must be going.
B2A polite way of indicating departure.
I should get going.
B2Similar to 'I must be going.'
Take care of yourself.
B2Wishing someone well, emphasizing their health.
Wishing you all the best.
B2A formal and polite farewell, wishing someone well.
Stay safe!
B2Wishing someone safety, especially during travel or in a dangerous situation.
It's been great talking to you.
B2Expressing enjoyment of the conversation.
Pleasantries exchanged.
B2A formal way of saying that farewells have been said.
It's been a pleasure.
C1A polite way to express enjoyment of a meeting or interaction.
Take care of yourself.
C1An expression of concern and well-being.