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what is the meaning of 'by for now' #1 (permalink) Sat Feb 28, 2009 3:36 am   what is the meaning of 'by for now'		  
Hello Sir,

Good Morning. I am Tushar. During lesson 3, in a listening exercise, I heard a sentence 'BY FOR NOW'. Can you please tell me the meaning of it?

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what is the meaning of 'by for now' #2 (permalink) Sat Feb 28, 2009 16:27 pm   what is the meaning of 'by for now'		  
Hello Rtushar,

Welcome to the English-test.net forums.

I think what you heard was actually "Bye for now."

This is just a shortened form of saying "Goodbye for now", which of course is simply a way of bidding farewell.
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