gtg (B1)
カタカナ: ジー・ティー・ジー
IPA: /ˌdʒiː tiː ˈdʒiː/
Definition
A shorthand expression used to indicate that the speaker is about to depart or end a conversation.
意味: 会話を終了する際や、これからその場を離れることを伝えるために使われる略語。
Examples / 例文
My battery is dying, gtg. — My battery is dying, I have to go.
It was great chatting, but gtg to catch my train. — It was great chatting, but I must leave to catch my train.
I'm sorry, gtg because my dinner is ready. — I'm sorry, I have to go because my dinner is ready.
Gtg の日本語訳
Japanese translations of Gtg:
How to Use Gtg
- [Subject] + [verb] + gtg (closing)
- Used as a polite excuse to end a conversation. — "I'm sorry, gtg."
- gtg + [closing remark] (opening)
- Used to signal immediate departure. — "gtg, see you later."
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