With you in a minute



With you in a minute.

 and Someone will be with you in a minute.
Please be patient, someone will attend to you very soon. (The someone can be any person's name or a pronoun, typically I. If there is no one mentioned, I is implied. The minute can be replaced by moment or second.) Sue: Oh, Miss? Clerk: Someone will be with you in a minute. Bill: Please wait here. I'll be with you in a minute. Bob: Please hurry.
See also: minute

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Sigfrid (2)-Norwegian
Sasha-Russian, Ukrainian, English, French
Micha-Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Chaleb-Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Sommer['sʌmə]
KatharynKATH-ə-rinEnglish