Is the phrase "You are divorced" considered a divorce, and what are the legal rulings that ensue from it, given that the questioner is an expatriate woman?

If the husband confines himself to the utterance "You are di-," no divorce takes place thereby, nor does it affect the marital bond. This is because this utterance is neither an explicit statement nor an implicit one of divorce, and it is not customary to omit two letters from the end of a word.