Ending a Conversation in Japanese
What is a proper ending to a brief conversation? For example, when I was waiting for a table, I got into a conversation with a lovely Japanese woman. I wasn't sure what to say when I was called to be seated. I didn't want to be too casual and it seems strange to say 「さよなら』。
What would be the proper way to say goodbye, or something like "it was nice talking with you"?
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Most common one I see/use is じゃあ+お先に(すみません） as from じゃあ、またね。I would add すみません depending or not the opponent is older than me(add when I am younger).
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お話しできて、楽しかったです。with bow
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ありがとう。それでは。：）
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Jaa, mata.
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さちこさん、
わかります。しつもんにこたえてくれて、ありがとうございました！
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