Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"Later"
At the end of a message or personal letter, I saw some people said, "later". Is that mean "talk later"?
Is it a commona and natural saying in English? Is it only good for informal talking? Usually, we'll saying something like this at end of a letter. Are there another way to say this? Would you show me?
Thanks!
Is it a commona and natural saying in English? Is it only good for informal talking? Usually, we'll saying something like this at end of a letter. Are there another way to say this? Would you show me?
Thanks!
Top answer
Hi, At the end of a message or personal letter, I saw some people said, "later". Is that mean "talk later"? Yes, "I'll tallk to you later, see you later, .
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Hi,
At the end of a message or personal letter, I saw some people said, "later". Is that mean "talk later"? Yes, "I'll tallk to you later, see you later, . . . '
Is it a commona and natural saying in English? Yes, but it tends to be used by younger people more than older people.
Is it only good for informal talking? Yes.
Usually, we'l
At the end of a message or personal letter, I saw some people said, "later". Is that mean "talk later"? Yes, "I'll tallk to you later, see you later, . . . '
Is it a commona and natural saying in English? Yes, but it tends to be used by younger people more than older people.
Is it only good for informal talking? Yes.
Usually, we'l
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