Or is it just a TV/movie thing?
Do americans say 'bye' when ending a phone call?
literally all english speakers do that
in german i say "tschüs" or "auf wiedersehen"
what do los chileANOs say?
In their movies they never say bye or shit, they just cut without saying a word.
It make them appear more serious or important.
It's a movie thing.
depends on the film/situation in the film
its not universal
Do chileans say 'bueno' when answering a phone call?
Or is it just a TV/movie thing?
Yes, indeed. It's a pretty common cliché tho
do chileans throw the operator out of a helicopter when ending a phone call or is it just a movie thing
What do you say on answering?
In Italy we say "Pronto" ("Ready")
it's probably due to the fact that once upon a time all the communication were established through an operator
according to a different theory, it's because the first phones were adopted in the military
On ending, we usually say "Ciao" or "Arrivederci (better, it would be "A risentirci") or "Grazie" or "A presto" or whatever appropriate
Hello or Yes, sometimes "I'm listening"
When answering we say "allo" but Idk what it means. Probably hello in some other language.
When ending a phone call, younger people just say "bye", older people start speaking fast with statements like "السلام عليكم"/peace be upon you and "مع السلامة"/with safety (?), etc etc and keep going with these statements quickly until someone ends the phone call, lol
>When answering we say "allo" but Idk what it means
Probably from english, since some people say allo
>"Bye mom"
>Peace be upon you
>"thanks hehe, by-"
>be safe my child
>"yo-you t-"
>may your ancestors watch over y-
*end call*
i pick it up wait for a few seconds then i hang up
my friend used to work with a russian guy and some oil company, he said that you would be in mid conversation with the guy then randomly would just do a 180 and walk away without saying a word, is that a russian thing or just an autist?
>When answering we say "allo" but Idk what it means.
it's from english Hello
we say allo/hallo, too
I must breathe heavily into the phone without saying a word, until they hang up
We say ciao (tchau) here when ending calls or just saying goodbye in general.
probably he is arrogant motherfucker, because he works in oil company
Here if you born in rich family you can behave like a king
>and keep going with these statements quickly until someone ends the phone call, lol
i know that feel
Its been 6 years since the last time I talked to someone on phone. Fugg
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We say "thank you"
Chileans just hang up?
Usually you say 'bye', but usually something more like "see you tomorrow" or "take care".
what? do you not say "bye" at the end of a phone call? i thought everyone did that
heil hitler
yes "bye" is always the last thing an American will said before hanging up
even if you could have ended the conversation with something else
Real examples:
"Ok, see ya."
"See ya."
"Bye"
"Bye"
"Ok, take care of yourself."
"You too!"
"Ok bye"
"Bye"
>when answering
"Oui allo?"
>When hanging up
"Bye!"
What do Polish people say?
>'I'll fix the leak on Monday'
Do Americans say 'take care'? That's a common thing here.
witaj kurwa
>tschus
shit so this is where czechs have it from
Is it not common to bid farewell at the end of a phone call throughout the world?
Yea but only to people I really like
Answer with last name to let the caller know if he got the right number.
I think I always end with "Tschüss" even if other goodbye phrases came before that, like described.
ahoy hoy
Allo is French, too.
Your blessings in Arabic are pretty cute.