Hope to hear from you soon. vs Hope to hear you soon.

The correct phrase is 'hope to hear from you soon.' The preposition 'from' is necessary in this context to indicate that the speaker is expecting to receive communication from the other person. 'Hope to hear you soon' is not correct in English.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"Hope to hear from you soon."

This phrase is used to express the hope or expectation of receiving communication from the person being addressed.

Examples:

I hope to hear from you soon regarding the job interview.
Hope to hear from you soon. Take care!
We hope to hear from you soon with your decision.
She hopes to hear from you soon about the project.
Hope to hear from you soon. Best regards.

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- "And hope to hear from you soon."
If we don't hear from you soon, they're going to open up the bidding again.
If I don't hear from you soon, I'll stop back around.
Though if I didn't hear from you soon, I was seriously considering deletion.
So I look forward to hearing back from you soon.
So I'm anxious to know from you soon.
Please tell me you're going to hear from Ducasse soon.
Expect to hear from me soon.
Will I hear from you soon at the hotel?
Believe it or not, Fred, there are people who are expecting to hear from me soon.
If there is someone out there, we need to hear from them soon.
The days pass very slowly, and I hope to see you soon.
Despite everything that is happening in Europe... and all the disappointment there has been... I really hope to be able to embrace you soon.
I commend every mechanism within this resolution to the House and I hope to hear from the Commissioner that the Commission will continue to support us in this aim.
I hope I get to hear you on the radio soon.
Hoping to hear from bandstand, actually.
We lost time waiting to hear from quarantine.
I've so looked forward to hearing music from you soon, Paul.
I need one from you soon, okay?
We need to hear from the European External Action Service, we need to hear from the Commission how we can show that we are no longer working on the basis of double standards.

This phrase is not correct in English.

"Hope to hear you soon."

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- "And hope to hear from you soon."
I hope I get to hear you on the radio soon.
I just hope to hear you're wrong.
The days pass very slowly, and I hope to see you soon.
Despite everything that is happening in Europe... and all the disappointment there has been... I really hope to be able to embrace you soon.
Glad to hear you've ceased your extracurricular activities.
The people deserve to hear you sing.
It's kind of interesting to hear you defending him.
I want to hear you say you killed my daughter.
I... I never expected to hear you sing like that.
I'm so happy to hear you say that.
Abby, I love to hear you talk, but I must interrupt.
Kyle'! Nobody wants to hear you commenting on things.
I'm glad to hear you're better.
I'm happy to hear you say this, father.
I'm glad to hear you're thinking of giving.
I'm glad to hear you finally say that.
I don't want to hear you joking about your prayers to the Lord.
Sorry to hear you have been in hospital.
Sorry to hear you were in the hospital.

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Hope to hear from you soon. vs Hope to hear you soon.

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