Are you moving to Minneapolis this winter?

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In summary, "Hi, yes, I'm back again." is a phrase used to indicate that the speaker has returned after being away. It can be said by anyone who has been away and is now back, and is generally considered an informal greeting but can also be used in formal settings. Common responses to this phrase include "Welcome back!", "Nice to have you back!", and "It's good to see you again!" Its meaning can vary depending on the context and tone in which it is used and it could also be used sarcastically or in a humorous manner.
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Long time, and wow a lot of changes :surprise:
Yes, I will probably be moving up to Minnesota this winter. Minneapolis, anyone live there?

And umm, hi to old friends like Professional, Monique, Evo, and all those participated in my threads, too many lol to mention lol. And OMG! EVO becomes Mentor!? :confused: :tongue2:


-Tom
 
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You keep disappearing on us, Tom.
 
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Welcome back :approve:
 

1. What does "Hi, yes, I'm back again." mean?

"Hi, yes, I'm back again." is a phrase commonly used to indicate that the speaker has returned or reappeared after being away for a period of time.

2. Who usually says "Hi, yes, I'm back again."?

This phrase can be said by anyone who has been away and is now back, such as someone returning from a trip or a break.

3. Is "Hi, yes, I'm back again." a formal or informal greeting?

It is generally considered an informal greeting, although it can also be used in more formal settings depending on the context and tone.

4. What are some common responses to "Hi, yes, I'm back again."?

Some common responses to this phrase include "Welcome back!", "Nice to have you back!", and "It's good to see you again!"

5. Can "Hi, yes, I'm back again." have a different meaning in certain situations?

Yes, the meaning of this phrase can vary depending on the context and tone in which it is used. It could also be used sarcastically or as a way to announce one's presence in a humorous way.

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