TTYL
Saytee-tee-wy-ELUS/ˌti ti waɪ ˈɛl/UK/ˌtiː tiː waɪ ˈɛl/
- 1Initialism of talk to you later.
He sent a quick TTYL before his phone battery died.
Running late for class, so TTYL. We'll catch up tonight.
Note
A sign-off born in instant messaging and texting, where four typed letters do the work of a whole phrase. It ends a conversation while promising to pick it up again, so it is softer than a plain goodbye. Use it with a friend you expect to hear from soon, not as a final farewell. Its talk is the everyday sense of communicating, and the abbreviation keeps it firmly casual.
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