This is an All-Eirs English podcast, episode 2, 52.

Two strategies for wrapping up English conversations.

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When you're at a social event or a party and you want to end the conversation, it matters what you say and how you make the person feel.

Today, get two ways to do this successfully without losing the connection in English.

Hey there Aubrey, how's everything going today? I am am great Lindsay. I have a question for you. Okay, I'm with the holiday parties that we've been to recently I'm curious when it comes to

Ending a conversation.

Maybe you see someone else you need to talk to,

or maybe you have to leave.

Do you ever have a hard time wrapping up a conversation with someone?

I do, Aubrey, absolutely.

I do because I feel bad, especially when I can tell that the person wants to continue

talking and maybe they don't get my cues of dropping eye contact here and there or

looking across the room that is is painful. Yes, me too. We got a question about

this and I immediately was like I can relate this is difficult. You have especially in a

second language a language you're learning, to have the vocabulary

and the confidence to be able to wrap up a conversation without awkwardness is difficult.

So we're going to share some great strategies and

vocabulary today. We first need to just share what does this mean wrap up? This is an

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