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likkle more
LIK-ul more
Local meaning
See you later; until a little later.
A warm, casual leave-taking expression. It points toward meeting or speaking again rather than emphasizing a final goodbye.
Examples in context
- Mi haffi go now—likkle more.
- Likkle more, walk good.
How it is used
Often functions as a complete farewell and does not need a literal time estimate.
Warm, casual, familiar.
Ending conversations or leaving a place.
Useful among friends and in relaxed social settings.
Treat it as a social farewell, not a promise to return after an exact number of minutes.
Spelling and scope
Informal Jamaican conversation.
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Common patterns
- likkle more
- likkle more den
- alright, likkle more
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