"It's been a pleasure talking to you and keep in touch"
Is it just a saying, or does he really mean that he's expecting to receive some information from me in the future?
Learn English – What does “keep in touch” imply in “It’s been a pleasure talking to you and keep in touch”
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Best Answer
"Keep in touch" is like "How are you?"
It depends on the context whether the person is using these statements as a mere 'formula' to be polite or whether the person is using these statements to communicate something more genuine.
In most conversations, "Keep in touch" is a mere nicety (definition 1.2) and is not meant to be taken literally. In fact, "It's been a pleasure talking to you" can either be a nicety or genuine, or both.