do we have " i'm leaving in five" this expression in English?
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It probably means, "I'm leaving in five minutes." The word "minutes" is understood, but not expressly stated. It is informal speech.
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Yes, we do say it! Exactly as Neil has explained: five minutes from now.
"I'm leaving at five" naturally means five o'clock.
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