What are them mostly use English wishes?

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Hello my friends!Please tell me what are the mostly use English wishes and how to wish ending telephone call?

LouiseT · Accepted Answer

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Here a re a selection of goodbye phrase (Wikipedia)

"All the best", "Best"
"Break a leg"
"Catch ya later", "Catch you later", "Catch ya", "Check ya later"
"Cheerio", "Cheers"
"Don't do anything I wouldn't do!"
"Farewell" or formally "Fare thee well" (archaic)
"Godspeed"
"Good-bye", "Bye", "Bye-bye" ("Good-bye" is a shortened form of "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/*** be with Ye".)
"Good day", "Good day to you", "I say good day to you sir"
"Good luck"
"Goodnight"
"Have a good one"
"Have a nice day"
"Have fun" (Colloquial, primarily British English)
"Keep it relevant"
"K-Den" ("Okay then" [Hawaii pidgin]
"See you later, alligator", or less formally "Later gator" (to which the response is often "In a while, crocodile")
"Peace" or "Peace out"
"See you later", "See you", "See ya", "Later" (colloquially, "Laters" or "S'later")
"See you on the flip side", "Catch you on the flip side"
"See you in the funny pages"
"Shoots" or "Shoots 'den" [Hawaii pidgin]
"So long"
"Spot you later", "Spot ya", "Spotcha"
"Stay up" or "Stay strong" (Colloquial) [Parting phrase spoken to inspire perseverance or used as a term of consolation upon closure to a social affair.]
Ta-da (informal)
Ta-ra (informal)
"http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ta_ta" (informal), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TTFN (Ta ta for now)
"Take it easy"
"Take care"
"Talk to you later"
"Some other time, then"
"Tootles" "Toodaloo" "Toodledoo" (from the French phrase http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A0tout%C3%A0_l%27heure)

For ending a telephone conversation. This would depend on whether the conversation was foraml or informal.

Examples

I might say to a friend - Bye - talk soon : Chow have a great weekend /evening /day :

To my daughter - Love you, see you soon : Have a nice week honey

To by boss - Goodbye, have a pleasant evening /day

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