English phrases
How to say “let me get back to you”
Meaning
A polite way to postpone giving an answer or decision while you gather more information or think about it.
When to use
Use in professional settings when you need time to check details or consult before responding.
Hear it in context
A: 'Can you approve this budget by end of day?' B: 'Let me get back to you after I review the numbers.'
Alternative expressions
- I'll follow up with you later.
- Let me check and come back to you.
- I'll circle back with you on that.