12 Other Ways to Say “Looking Forward to Talking to You”

Good options include “I look forward to speaking with you”, “I’m looking forward to our conversation”, “I look forward to our discussion.” The best choice depends on positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation.

Best Closings by Formality and Relationship

  • I look forward to speaking with you
  • I’m looking forward to our conversation
  • I look forward to our discussion
  • I’m keen to speak with you
  • I’m looking forward to catching up
  • I’m glad we’ll have a chance to talk
  • I’m looking forward to connecting
  • I look forward to hearing your thoughts
  • I’m looking forward to discussing this
  • Speak soon
  • I hope we can talk soon
  • I’m looking forward to our call

I look forward to speaking with you

“I look forward to speaking with you” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I look forward to speaking with you. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I’m looking forward to our conversation

“I’m looking forward to our conversation” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I’m looking forward to our conversation. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I look forward to our discussion

“I look forward to our discussion” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I look forward to our discussion. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I’m keen to speak with you

“I’m keen to speak with you” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I’m keen to speak with you. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I’m looking forward to catching up

“I’m looking forward to catching up” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I’m looking forward to catching up. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I’m glad we’ll have a chance to talk

“I’m glad we’ll have a chance to talk” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I’m glad we’ll have a chance to talk. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I’m looking forward to connecting

“I’m looking forward to connecting” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I’m looking forward to connecting. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I look forward to hearing your thoughts

“I look forward to hearing your thoughts” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I look forward to hearing your thoughts. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I’m looking forward to discussing this

“I’m looking forward to discussing this” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I’m looking forward to discussing this. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

Speak soon

“Speak soon” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: Speak soon. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I hope we can talk soon

“I hope we can talk soon” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I hope we can talk soon. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.

I’m looking forward to our call

“I’m looking forward to our call” is a natural option when you want to express positive anticipation before a call, meeting, or conversation. Its tone and emphasis differ slightly from the original, so match it to the situation.

Example: I’m looking forward to our call. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the proposal.