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Catch you another time vs Catch you some other time

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They are interchangeable and convey the same meaning. The choice between 'catch you another time' and 'catch you some other time' is a matter of personal preference.

Last updated: April 05, 2024 • 461 views

Catch you another time

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that you will see or talk to someone at a different time in the future.

Examples:

  • I can't talk right now, but I'll catch you another time.
  • Sorry, I have to go. I'll catch you another time.
  • Catch you another time
  • Alex, I'll catch you another time.
  • Yes, new case, but I'll catch you up another time.
  • Then I'll tell the duchess we'll catch up another time.
  • I'll catch them another time.
  • He said he's at the office all day, and you'll have to catch up another time.
  • No, I was just in the neighborhood, so I'll catch up with her another time, all right?
  • We can catch you guys another time.
  • I'll explain it to you another time.
  • I will tell you another time.
  • Seo Jun, see you another time.
  • Maybe I'll see you another time.
  • I'll tell you another time.
  • I'll hold it against you another time.
  • I'll show it to you another time.
  • See you another time, Ken.
  • Translation I want you another time among these arms.
  • I'll-I'll show it to you another time.
  • It means maybe I won't see you another time.
  • If there is no good will in men: we will listen to you another time.
  • Okay, kids, come on, we'll take you another time.

Alternatives:

  • see you later
  • talk to you later
  • meet you another time
  • meet you later
  • speak to you another time

Catch you some other time

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is also used to indicate that you will see or talk to someone at a different time in the future.

Examples:

  • I'm busy now, but I'll catch you some other time.
  • Let's reschedule. I'll catch you some other time.
  • Catch you some other time
  • Catch you on the flip side, Mike.
  • So if I ever catch you doing anything...
  • You best not let Roosevelt catch you drinking your lunch, Captain.
  • WELL, I'll CATCH YOU LATER.
  • You had longer, they didn't catch you for a year.
  • I'll catch you later, big boy.
  • Now don't let me catch you twisting it around.
  • I'll catch you later, Hank.
  • If I ever catch you with that...
  • I wanted to catch you before you got busy.
  • I hope you didn't let the fisherman catch you.
  • Okay, I'll catch you later.
  • Don't let that cannon catch you out in the open.
  • Good, I was hoping to catch you.
  • You have to find some place where they can't catch you.
  • You'd better not let Mom catch you wasting these eggs.
  • But remember, you want someone to catch you out.
  • We'll catch you later, Dr. Muscles.
  • He thought I could help catch you.
  • All right, I'll catch you later.

Alternatives:

  • see you later
  • talk to you later
  • meet you some other time
  • meet you later
  • speak to you some other time

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