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Give somebody a bell

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Casual Use

Often used between friends or family due to its informal tone.

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After the movie, give me a bell and we can meet up.
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Not for Emergencies

Not suitable for urgent situations, implies a casual, non-urgent conversation.

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If it's not urgent, give her a bell tomorrow.
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British Origin

Primarily used in the UK, might not be understood by English speakers from other regions.

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She's from Australia, so she might not understand if you say 'give me a bell'.
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