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You're welcome! Enjoy your next culinary adventure! If you have any more questions or need suggestions, feel free to ask. Happy to help!
Here’s a corrected and more natural version of your sentence:
"Thank you. Maybe next time." (or "Thanks, perhaps next time.")
Tips for improvement:
1. "It would be next time" is unclear—do you mean inviting someone again or postponing something?
- If declining politely: "Maybe next time!" (friendly)
- If confirming a future meeting: "Sure, next time then!"
2. Shorten & simplify: Native speakers often use "Thanks, maybe next time." (casual) or "Thank you, perhaps another time." (more formal).
3. Tone matters:
- For a friendly refusal: Smile and say "Another time!"
- For a definite next plan: "Looking forward to it next time!"
Would you like help with a specific situation (e.g., rejecting an invitation, rescheduling)? I can tailor the phrasing better.
(Word count: ~150)