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You can use any of these expressions:- 1. Take care of yourself. This means to give yourself the proper care to make sure that you recover from the sickness. 2. I hope you feel better soon. This statement expresses that you hope the person gets over their ailment and feel better soon . 3. Get well soon. This statement is wishing the person gets better soon.

*I hope you feel better soon! * MEANING= this is really easy way of saying this -informal and can be used in formal situations too. *I hope you get better quickly!* MEANING= this is another formal/informal way of saying I hope you get over your illness quickly *Speedy recovery! * MEANING= same as above. *you could also say....* *Sad to hear that you're unwell- get well soon! *Get well soon! *Feel better soon mate! *Hope you're back on your feet quickly! Hope this helps!! ^ ^

In the autumn, many people go down with colds or suffer from flu. It may range from being quite serious to just having a runny nose. Situation: Your friend calls you and tells you that he has a cold and is staying at home today. You respond: "I hope you get well quickly!" you may also add: "Keep warm!"

I hope you feel better is a common way of quickly saying 'take care'. Take care of yourself and I hope you get well soon is a longer way of saying the samething, but in a more meaningful way.

Take care of yourself. -- This means to tell the person to try to heal themselves by resting up and drinking water. Take care of yourself! You don't want to make the cold worse, so you should stay inside and treat yourself with natural remedies, medications, and sleep.

I hope you have a speedy recovery. A speedy recovery is when someone recovers or is cured in a rapid way. e.g My father and the rest of my family are praying for everyone's speedy recovery and our concerns and thoughts are with the victims. Get well soon To "get well" is to recover from illness, as in I hope you get well soon. This idiom uses well in the sense of “in good health,” a usage dating from the mid-1500s.

Sending Best Wishes for a swift recovery...Can be said in may ways: Sending a message to someone...with hopes gets over their "bout of flu" or "recover swiftly".. is a good way to show you care;-D

Look after yourself' shows that you want your friend to rest, eat well, take some time off work, and generally nurse themselves back to health. It might suggest that your friend has been working too hard or not resting enough. 'Take care' is a little more quick - you might say this at work to someone, but it's not really caring enough for a close friend. 'Get well soon' is for someone that you know but aren't close friends with. It's something you might write in a 'get well soon' card, or something you might email to a colleague.

saying rest up is a slang term of telling somebody to relax and let their body recover from the sickness

example sentences- 1. I hope you feel better soon! 2. She was sick so i messaged her and sent her best wishes for a speedy recovery. 3. I heard you were feeling under the weather, take care!

Get well soon is a widely used phrase that is found on cards you would give to people who are unwell.

Take care Take care of yourself Be cautious; keep oneself safe. Keep yourself safe. Get well soon. Get better soon.

"Get right" is a very casual way of saying "get well" which is a more popular term, but people say 'get right' as well especially when they are with people they're very close to like family and close friends.

When someone we know is not feeling well we can use the sentences above to wish them well. It is kind to wish someone well when they are not feeling their best, it gives them a bit of encouragement. "Heal up fast" is similar to the expression "speedy recovery" "Sorry you are not feeling well Kim, I hope you heal up fast." "Get better soon Mom, the flu is horrible!" "Sorry you are not feeling well, I wish you a speedy recovery." "I wish you good health."

Take care is a casual way to tell someone that you want them to feel better. Get well soon is a good way to end a conversation with someone who isn't feeling well. Feel better is very casual as well and is used to quickly express your condolences for their situation.

Take care of yourself' is a friendly way to show that you want your friend to be kind to himself while he has a cold. 'I hope that you feel much better soon' means that you care about the welfare of your friend, and you want them to be well again very soon.