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Similar to my other question, what is the most universal way of ending a phone call in Spanish (the last thing you'd say after ending your conversation before hanging up)? In English, we'd say things like:
What options are there in Spanish?
Some I can think of:
If talking to a very good friend, I'd say:
In Argentina I most commonly heard people ending a phone call with 'Chau' Usually in English we repeat goodbye a few times before we end a call like, 'Ok then, ok bye, ok see you' I heard the same sort of thing in Argentina, 'Bueno chau, besos, ok dale, chau chau' etc.
Supplemental answer
If it's been a chatty, longish interaction, you need to indicate that you're ready to wrap things up, as preparation for saying good-bye. Here are some ways to do that:
