992 -How to End a Conversation Naturally

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Have you ever been in the middle of a conversation and thought, “Okay… I need to leave now… but how do I say that?” Maybe you’re at a party. Maybe you’re on the phone. Maybe you’re chatting with a coworker and you actually have work to do. Well, we usually end a conversation with soft, natural phrases to signal that the conversation is ending. We ease out of it. And that’s what this English lesson podcast is all about.

Today, we’re going to look at some very natural phrases native speakers use to wrap up a conversation smoothly, politely, and without awkwardness.

FAQ
Question: How can I end a conversation in English?
Answer: Native speakers usually end conversations in three small steps.
First, we signal the ending – with words like anyway. Second, we exit politely – like with, I should get going or I better get going. Third, we create a future connection – Let’s catch up later or I’ll talk to you soon.

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