Definitions:
'Contact me'
'Get back to me later'
Origins:
Comes from the spanish verb 'revertir' meaning 'to revert (to)', and literally means "revert to me".
Usage:
This can be used in informal speech among friends but also in business letters/conversation.
'Contact me'
'Get back to me later'
Origins:
Comes from the spanish verb 'revertir' meaning 'to revert (to)', and literally means "revert to me".
Usage:
This can be used in informal speech among friends but also in business letters/conversation.
Examples:
(1) In a letter or note:
"If you need any more help, me revirte"
(2) In a telephone conversation:
Person A: "Hi, can you talk?"
Person B: "No, sorry I'm really busy."
Person A: "No problem. Me reverte?"
Person B: "OK, I'll call you later. Bye."
(1) In a letter or note:
"If you need any more help, me revirte"
(2) In a telephone conversation:
Person A: "Hi, can you talk?"
Person B: "No, sorry I'm really busy."
Person A: "No problem. Me reverte?"
Person B: "OK, I'll call you later. Bye."
by Oliver February 16, 2005