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[missdaredevil]

Anything wrong with "Feel free to *hang up* my call"? It supposely means to feel free to let me know if you want to end our conversation on phone? If not, how should I put it?



Thanks

[Vin21]

I guess that two people were talking with each other on the phone,one said,"If you are busy or you don't want to talk to me,you can feel free to hang up my call."
That means "you can hand up the phone anytime you want"
Am I right? I don't know.

[missdaredevil]

Thanks for replying so soon

[Vin21]

No problem.
I was just thinking,you're very diligent..

[iitimone7]

you can also say "good-bye"

[missdaredevil]

Thanks, itimore

[fatcat]

If you feel someone on the phone with you wants to hang up or can't talk right then,you can say "Do you want me to let you go?" or "Do you need to go?" it relieves them of possibly being rude and telling you they're too busy to talk to you