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In the Irish language: Cuirfidh mé glaoch ort ar ball.Also Glaofaidh mé ort ar ball.

In Scottish Gaelic language: Cuiridh mi fòn thugad às a dhèidh seo.

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The Irish expression which comes closest would be Slán go fóill. - pronounced slawn guh foal, meaning goodbye until later.

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slán go fóill will get the message across it means bye for now

(Slaawn guh foal)

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Tá mé ag tnúth le thú a fheiceáilt go luath

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Tá mé ag súil go mór le thú a fheiceáilt go luath

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Beidh mé ag caint leat ar feadh tamall.

Pronounced: Beg may egg kint (rhyming with pint) lat air fa tamall.

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Beidh mé ag caint leat ar ball.

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Chífidh mé tú (in Donegal)

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