Are u familiar with these words ?

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    Are u familiar with these words ?

    "bye for now"

    I have seen 3 people saying like this to me on msn.
     
    DigiPick, Oct 12, 2008 IP
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    Yes, it means they're leaving.
     
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    Is it correct grammar ?
     
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    dynashox Premium Member Staff

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    Yes it is. :)
     
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    dairyman Notable Member

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    "Bye" is a shortened form of "good bye" and good bye is the shortened version of "God be with you"
    Hope, it would clear your doubts...
     
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    oh, I thought it was wrong grammar. :(
     
    DigiPick, Oct 12, 2008 IP
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    #7
    Nope..You can say You say 'Bye for now' when you leave somebody.similar to 'See you soon'
     
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    Yea, I think I know its correct grammar, but when I chat with someone who have been using wrong english all the time and when he/she say "bye for now", its kinda look weired to me.It was a business talk and a very short talk and I find its not correct.

    I think saying "bye" is better than saying "bye for now:eek:".
     
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    My friend insisted me to say like this during chatting

    some people may think bye means leaving indefinitely!:confused:
     
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    Bye For Now = mm, Bye For Now ?!

    It is self-explained !!!
     
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    nitinleew Well-Known Member

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    Haha,Everyone have their own oral language...
    Where are u from?
     
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    Bye for Now means he want to say he/she is leaving you as of now.

    DON.
     
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    LOlz, i use this word , regularly while chating with friends and cilents. I feel good by using these words than iam leaving, or any others like this.
     
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    k, I will try using "bye for now" next time I chat with someone.
     
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    I usually say "see you soon" than "bye for now"...
     
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    #16
    i haven't used this so far.
    Do not expect others will talk to you grammatically. you can speak/write grammatically. but other may not. So, if you don't like it, then do not use it. :D
     
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