#Unit_1_Social_Encounters
#Lesson_5_Good_Byes
#اصطلاحات_خداحافظی_1
Simple Good-byes:

Good-bye.

Bye.

Bye-bye.

So long.

Ta-ta. (informal)

Farewell.

Cheerio.

Good day. (formal)

Good evening. (formal)

Good night.

Good-bye until later.

Good-bye until next time.

Good-bye for now.

See you later.

See you later, alligator. (slang)

Later, gator. (slang)

Later. (informal)

I’ll try to catch you later.

I’ll catch you later.

Catch you later.

I’ll talk to you soon.

Let’s get together soon.

I’ll be seeing you.

I’ll see you real soon.

See you.

See ya. (informal)

See you soon.

See you real soon.

See you around.

See you in a little while.

See you next year.

See you then.

See you tomorrow.

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Taking leave of someone:

Good running into you.
running into you = meeting up with you

Nice running into you.

Nice talking to you.

Take care.

(It was) good to see you.

(It was) nice to see you.

Nice meeting you.

It was a pleasure meeting you. (formal)

It is a pleasure to have met you. (formal)

It’s been a real pleasure. (formal)


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When someone is leaving on a journey: وقتی شخصی در حال رفتن به سفری است

Bon voyage!

Have a good trip!

Have a nice flight.

Have a nice trip.

Have a safe trip.

Have a safe journey.

Drive carefully.

Take care of yourself.

Take care.

We’ll miss you.

All the best.

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Leaving a place: ترک یک مکان

Are we ready to leave?

Are you about finished?

Are you ready to go?

Ready to go?

Ready to roll? (slang)

Are we away? (slang)

Let’s blow. (slang)
blow = leave

Let’s get out of this taco stand. (slang)
taco stand = a cheap place; an undesirable place

Let’s blow this joint. (slang)
= Let’s leave this place.

Let’s go while the going’s good. (cliché)
Let’s = Time to, We’ve got to

Let’s get while the getting’s good. (cliché)

Let’s head out.

Let’s make tracks. (informal)
make tracks = leave a trail (as we go)

Let’s motor. (slang)
to motor = to leave by automobile

Let’s hit the road. (slang)

Let’s split. (slang)

Let’s make like a tree and leave. (jocular)

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