here are two ways to say it
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madamdama ta agsao
To say "talk to you later" in Yoruba, you can say "kí n wá rí n lẹ́."
In Ilokano, you can say "Naimbag a kasar" which translates to 'happy anniversary'.
You can say "Me kasa biribi kakra ansa na mede nea ay3" in Twi language, which translates to "I will talk later when I have time."
In Pig Latin, "Talk To You Later" would be "alktay otay ouyay aterlay."
The sentence "I'll talk to you later" is translated as "Kakausapin kita mamaya" in Tagalog. This is usually spoken by an elder person to a younger person, or superior to a subordinate. It would not be polite for a younger person to say this to an elder person.
In Ilokano, you can say "Mabalin kadi nga agkaibigan tayo?" This phrase translates directly to "Can I be your friend?" in English. It's a friendly way to express your desire for friendship in the Ilokano language.
You can say "talk to me later" in various ways, depending on the context and tone. Common alternatives include "catch you later," "let's talk later," or simply "talk later." In a more casual setting, you might use "chat later" as well.
To say "talk to you later" in Yoruba, you can say "kí n wá rí n lẹ́."
In Ilokano, you can say "Naimbag a kasar" which translates to 'happy anniversary'.
Just later or laters or talk later or see you later.
It means he will talk to you later. Guys say exactly what they mean.
Just later or laters or talk later or see you later.
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When a guy says "I'll talk to you later," they may simply mean that they will touch base with you at some point in the future. It could also indicate that they need some time alone or have other things to do before continuing the conversation.
In Ilokano, "God bless you" is expressed as "Diyos ti agngina kenka." This phrase conveys a similar sentiment of wishing blessings upon someone. It reflects the cultural importance of faith and well-wishes in the Ilokano community.
luv You ttyl
im sorry momy but im busy i promise ill do it later