What to say?
What can I say in this situation:
this one guy is trying to be polite when we chat, so after a few minutes texting back and forth, he says 'have a nice day'.
What do you call it? Can I say that it feels like he wants to 'wrap up the conversation'? Or what can I call it?
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Answers · 5
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It's a way to wrap up the conversation, but you can also reply, "You, too." if you wish him the same. ^_^
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It's called "to say good-bye".
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To me, wrap up the conversation holds a meaning that sounds like the person is in a rush and wants to end it quickly. For the example you gave I would not say he wrapped up the conversation, but rather be literal and say he told me "have a nice day".
If you feel like he said have a nice day to stop talking to you then you'd say "I feel like he was trying to end the conversation on me"
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