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26 Dec 2017
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"ta ta for now" is rarely used.
Other phrases you could say:
Cya (see-ya)
Later
Peace
So long
Other phrases you could say:
Cya (see-ya)
Later
Peace
So long
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- English (US)
"ta ta for now" is rarely used.
Other phrases you could say:
Cya (see-ya)
Later
Peace
So long
Other phrases you could say:
Cya (see-ya)
Later
Peace
So long
- Korean
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