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  1. 13-Dec-2006, 05:29 #1
    CLAUSERA
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    Question Greeting Question

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    I Am Trying To Figure Out What Does It Mean When Somebody Tells You "see You At Some Point'
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  2. 13-Dec-2006, 07:42 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: Greeting Question

    at some time in the future, but not an arranged time
  3. 22-Dec-2006, 20:10 #3
    Daizee
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    Default Re: Greeting Question

    Hey, "see you at some point" is normally in informal conversation. It means see you at some time in the future, but that the time has not already been arranged.
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