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Yes, but I hardly hear it nowadays. It's a little outdated. You're more likely to come across that expression in literature rather than in every day life.
- Yes, but I hardly hear it nowadays.
- It's a little outdated.
- You're more likely to come across that expression in literature rather than in every day life.
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Yes, but I hardly hear it nowadays. It's a little outdated. You're more likely to come across that expression in literature rather than in every day life.
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?? ????? (speak laters, catch you soon),
?? ?????? (see you tomorrow),
?? ?????? (see you in the evening),
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?? ???????? (polite and formal form of 'bye'),
?? ??????? (see you later),
?? ????? (speak laters, catch you soon),
?? ?????? (see you tomorrow),
?? ?????? (see you in the evening),
??????(??)! (if you don't have any hope to see the person again in the future)
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