TaTa
- Thread starter ShaRe
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Alligatorob
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It is, and you are welcome here!
hollydolly
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Here in the UK Ta Ta means goodbye... 
Without a doubt! You are welcome here. Don't think otherwise. Just get in here and share, once you get started it will make you so happy. That has been the case for me. You are valued, you matter!! Don't leave so soon. I feel like this is some of my fault, I did not give you the welcome you deserved. I am so sorry. Every one here has been kind since I joined. I promise to do better!! Just remember, just like you others are trying to find their way, looking for a connection, that takes time. The more you share, the more connections you will make. You will find many here that share your values, your interests, your hobbies. Give us all a chance!!
You are going to be a breath of fresh air here!
Manners and everything, I'll look for your posts.
CallMeKate
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- Mid-Atlantic US
I don't understand why you're saying goodbye if you got a warm welcome. It means goodbye here, too, @hollydolly ... and also slang for breast.
hollydolly
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- London England
Oh yes I;d forgotten about the Ta-tas' slang for boobies.lol
Alligatorob
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hollydolly
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- London England
..yes but she already did an Introduction thread that's what's confusing
Lewkat
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- New Jersey, USA
I think it is also a form of thankyou in some areas.
Yeah & I had to delete what I said in case I'm wrong!
CallMeKate
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Just found this in a search: In specific regional areas, people will say “ta” as a slang word for “thanks” or “thank you”
So in that case, you're very welcome, @ShaRe , and don't mind me... I learned something new tonight!
hollydolly
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Ta ..means thank you in the UK.. Ta Ta means goodbyeJust found this in a search: In specific regional areas, people will say “ta” as a slang word for “thanks” or “thank you”
So in that case, you're very welcome, @ShaRe , and don't mind me... I learned something new tonight!
ShaRe
Member
Yepper...CallMeKateJust found this in a search: In specific regional areas, people will say “ta” as a slang word for “thanks” or “thank you”
So in that case, you're very welcome, @ShaRe , and don't mind me... I learned something new tonight!
When I was raising my children it was still in use...at least in my home...a long time ago...
I'm a fan of learning, no worries
ShaRe
Member
Upstate NY... my old stomping grounds. I was raised there & I raised my children there..You are going to be a breath of fresh air here!
Manners and everything, I'll look for your posts.
I thank my Mom often for the hometraining I was the beneficiary of...
Stay warm...
ShaRe
Member
Here in the past instead of when teaching a baby to say thank you, a big mouthful, it got shortened to TaTa..Here in the UK Ta Ta means goodbye...
I was titling this thank you
Sorry for any confusion
....maybe ta ta - goodbye (lower case)
Only when it's plural.
Disgustedman
Senior Member
Agreed here also (Vancouver WA) was going like "What's the reason for leaving!?!?"Here in the UK Ta Ta means goodbye...
ShaRe
Member
Right. I was saying thank you
I didn't know 1 Ta meant one thing & it's different from 2 Ta's.
Learned something new...
I taught my children & I was taught from early on to say Thank you (Ta Ta)
OneEyedDiva
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Yes I've heard that expression used to say goodbye here in the U.S. too HD. I thought Oh no! Don't tell me @ShaRe is leaving us already! ShaRe I like to use graphics for my welcomes, get wells, etc. I couldn't do that this afternoon in my initial welcome message because I was having problems with my computer so was using my tablet. Now I can post a proper...Here in the UK Ta Ta means goodbye...
FastTrax
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I lived in Hopewell Junction "Dutchess County" for a bit.
