It's getting late.
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used to turn attention to the fact that evening has come or is about to come and that it may be time to leave
Look at the time!
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used to express surprise in how much time has passed and to indicate the need to leave
It was nice talking to you.
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used to express pleasure in talking to someone
I gotta run.
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an informal way to say that you have to leave
It was good running into you. / It was great running into you.
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said when parting with someone you met unexpectedly
Keep in touch.
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said to express interest in keeping contact with someone, usually followed by exchanging contact details such as cell phone number or email address
It was good to see you again. / It was great seeing you again.
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said to express pleasure in meeting someone
This has been fun.
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said after spending an enjoyable time with someone
I should get going.
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a way to say that you need to leave
We should meet again.
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said before parting to express interest in meeting up again in the near future
I'm sorry to cut you off... / I'm sorry to interrupt...
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a polite way of interrupting someone who is speaking in order to say your goodbyes
It was a pleasure to meet you.
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a greeting that can be repeated at the end of a conversation to emphasize pleasure in meeting someone for the first time
It was nice knowing you.
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said when parting with someone you met for the first time
I'm glad I met you.
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said to end conversation and express pleasure in meeting someone for the first time
I won't take up any more of your time.
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a polite way of ending a conversation that went on for much longer than expected
I'm heading out.
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said when ending a conversation and leaving a place
I'll be off (then). / I'm off.
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another way to say you're leaving
I should get back to...
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said to mean that you need to end the conversation in order to resume an interrupted activity