Beginning (you hint to end a conversation)
A: Well, it was great meeting you.
B: Yes, it was nice.
A: Well, I’m glad we had a chance to talk.
B: Me, too!
A: It sure has been nice seeing you.
B: Yeah, I enjoyed it!
Middle (you need to go soon)
A: I’ll be sure to call you.
B: That’d be great.
A: I’ll send you an email next week.
B: OK. I’ll look forward to that.
A: I hope to hear from you soon.
B: Yes, me too.
End (you really have a chance to leave now)
A: Bye for now.
B: Bye!
A: I’ll talk to you later.
B: OK. Until then.
A: See you again soon.
B: See you.
A: Take care.
B: You, too. Bye.
A: Keep in touch.
B: I will. Bye.
Ending a Conversation Politely: Useful Language
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