Meaning
Used to indicate an action will happen at a subsequent time, not immediately.
Cultural Background
In the US, 'Later' is a staple of youth culture and casual friendship. In the UK, 'Later' is used but 'Cheers' or 'See ya' are often more common.
Keep it short
Don't add words. Just 'Later!' is enough.
Meaning
Used to indicate an action will happen at a subsequent time, not immediately.
Keep it short
Don't add words. Just 'Later!' is enough.
Test Yourself
Which situation is appropriate for 'Later'?
You are leaving a job interview. What do you say?
Job interviews require formal language.
🎉 Score: /1
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesYou are leaving a job interview. What do you say?
Job interviews require formal language.
🎉 Score: /1
Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is too informal.
Related Phrases
See you later
builds onFull version of the phrase
Catch you later
synonymCasual goodbye
Talk later
similarGoodbye for now
