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Expressions - Hang on

Brian L

Still saying “wait”?
Try this natural phrase: “Hang on” — it means to wait a moment, usually casually.
Example: “Hang on, I’ll be right there!”
It’s friendly and super common in everyday conversation.
Want to sound more natural? Book a Free Talk session with me!

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