Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English: In a bit (Phrase)

Quick summary: A common informal UK farewell meaning see you later.

What does it mean?

A common informal UK way of saying See you later or Goodbye. It is a shortened version of I will see you in a bit.

Is it positive or negative?

It is neutral, used as a standard casual farewell.

When do you use it?

Use it in everyday conversation when the situation matches the meaning.

Examples

Example 1: Right, I am heading to the shops now. In a bit!

Example 2: I have got a meeting now, so I will catch up with you in a bit.

Question for you

Have you heard or used 'in a bit' in real conversation?

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