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What does See you around mean?
What does See you around mean?
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Usually you say "see you around" after ending a conversation and hope to see them again. Means the same as "see you later".
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People say "see you around" when they live close / are close to you at some point of the day like going to the same work place or school. It means that they will see you again sometime soon since you are living / staying near them
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