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25 Nov 2020
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Could you please tell me if I can say "I have to fly now" if I mean that I really gotta go and can't spend time with you anymore?
Could you please tell me if I can say "I have to fly now" if I mean that I really gotta go and can't spend time with you anymore?
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@mamaivladik You could, but it might sound unnatural. Common English slang for this is “gotta (got to) blast” or “gotta (got to) jet”
- English (US)
Yes you are right... The newest slang for this is bounce... later I gotta bounce.
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