Hey friends, welcome back so how's it going? How's the weather out there? Hello, you must
be wondering, why did I just leave? So imagine you are having a conversation with someone
you can't just get up and walk off. Well there are phrases that you need to use to exit a
conversation and that's what we are gonna learn today.
Hey friends, you're with me Niharika, well there are plenty of situations
hat we come across that demand for different kinds
of exits, so when you have to leave a conversation, how do you tell the person that you have to
go? Well here are some English phrases that you can use when you have to really go, okay?
So the word exit when we talk about exit it means when you have to leave a place, when
you have to leave a situation. So these are some 8 phrases for you that you can use, the
very first one and the most common one is “excuse me”. Now yes when you are talking
to someone, you're having a discussion about something but you have to leave, probably
you have to go pee or you just want another drink for yourself, so you can just use the
word, “excuse me, please”, okay? You can add please as well to be polite. So you can
say, ‘excuse me’. Now there's no need to justify your phrase excuse me, it’s okay
well as I said probably you have to go use the washroom, you have to go pee. So you're
not gonna say okay, ‘I have to go pee, excuse me, please’. So there's no reason to justify
your excuse me, it's okay to just say excuse me and then leave the conversation but if
you have to say it then that's all right. Moving on to another phrase that you can use
is, “I'd better be going”. Now when you use this phrase, you can also follow it with
another phrase which is, okay so for example you are talking to someone or you bumped into
someone maybe in the elevator and you have a flight to catch and this person in the elevator
is talking about something really important but then you are getting really late or else
you will miss your flight. So how do you cut that conversation and how do you exit? So
this is the great phrase that you can use, especially when you're getting late or especially
when you have too many things to do. So you can say that, ‘I’d better be going’,
okay? So you can use this phrase and then leave, okay? Moving on to another phrase that
I have for you is, “I really have to go”. Now when do you use this phrase in a conversation?
When you want to be direct and say that, ‘yes, I have to leave right now’. So this is a
very direct and formal way of informing the person that you're chatting with that yes
you have to leave now. So probably you are having a discussion with your team members
at work and your boss has called you for a meeting and you have no time to complete this
discussion, so you can be very direct with your colleagues and say that, ‘Oh! I really
have to go.’ Okay so because your boss is waiting for you and your boss is an important
person, so yes you cannot continue the discussion right now, so you can be direct by saying
I really have to go and then leave the conversation, okay? Moving on to another phrase that I have
for you is, “I'm sorry, but I have to leave now.” Now when do you use this? Well firstly
you're being extremely polite by apologizing by saying that, ‘you know, I'm sorry but
I have to leave now’. You can use this when you realize that the person that you're chatting
with wants to continue having a discussion with you, wants to continue the conversation,
has no intentions to leave or to end the conversation but guess what you have no time or probably
you are really bored, yeah! You can't take it anymore and you just want to exit the conversation.
So if you feel that the person that you're having a chat with, well has intentions to
continue the conversation and you are not keen on it then please go ahead and use this
phrase. Be nice and polite by saying I'm sorry and then just mention that but I have to leave
now, all right? Moving on to the next one, “It was so nice seeing you, take care.”
Okay here you met someone, maybe an old friend of yours and probably you guys have not met
for a very, very long time and well it was a great coincidence that y’all met in this
party or maybe in a conference y'all bumped into each other and then to part ways okay,
so now if you have to say a nice goodbye and leave or exit then this is a great phrase
to use, ‘it was so nice seeing you’, so here you're showing that happiness that yes
it was so nice seeing you and then a very courteous remark by saying that ‘take care’
so probably you will not be seeing this person for a while again, so you are saying take
care, all right? So when you meet someone, so when you meet someone after a long time
and probably you won't be seeing him or her for a while, it's a great expression to use.
Moving on to another one which is, “see you later” or “see you around”. So see
you later or see you around is a great phrase to use when you are talking to someone and
then now you are probably wanting to talk to someone else or go grab a drink, so you
will say, okay, ‘see you later’ so yes y'all have met, y’all are talking about
something but now you want to go grab another drink for yourself, so you can say okay, ‘see
you around’. So it's a very informal way of exiting, so it's a very informal phrase
to use, right? Then another one that I have for you is, “it was nice meeting you”.
Now this is a great phrase to use when you are meeting a person for the first time. So
you are at a conference or probably you are at a party and you just met someone, you've
just been introduced to someone new, you're meeting him or her for the first time you
all talked about something y'all had a conversation about something and now it's time to go, you
have to leave, so a great phrase to use is, ‘it was nice meeting you’, okay? So you're
really happy and now that you have to exit then you can say oh it was really nice meeting
you. Okay that's how you will use this phrase. And then the last phrase that I have for you
can be used similar situation, “hope to see you again”. Either you can use it separately
or you can use it was nice meeting you, followed by hope to see you again. So again you can
use these phrases when you are meeting someone for the first time and you kind of clicked
with this person you are getting along and you're looking forward to see or meet this
person again, that would be great. So it was nice meeting you and then followed by hope
to see you again or you can just use it separately all right, you take care, hope to see you
again, okay? That's how you will use this phrase. So you got it there are certain situations
when you have to leave but just as I mentioned that you can't just get up and walk off the
situation, unless you're very angry or upset about something but yes you have to be nice
and polite and mention the partner that you're discussing with or talking with that yes you
have to leave. So these are the great eight phrases that you can use for exiting a conversation.
So keep using them, keep practicing them and I'm sure you'll get it. I'll be back with
a new lesson soon, till then you take care.