Goodbye meaning: Say goodbye and hope to meet again in the future.
Basic explanation
[good-bye;good-by] The last words to say when parting
The names in various languages
Chinese: Goodbye
French: Au revoir! Goodbye
A demain! See you tomorrow
salut is both a way of saying hello and a way of saying goodbye to acquaintances
German: Auf Wiedersehen
Japanese: さようなら ! goodbye. (sa yo u na ra, often replaced by "3166" on the Internet. In Japanese, r is pronounced as l. It is generally used between ordinary people. People with ordinary relationships say goodbye. This is done between good friends or people with close relationships. Saying this means not seeing each other for a long time, or never seeing each other again. Saying this between lovers means breaking up and saying goodbye forever.
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There is not much difference between friends and classmates (ma ta ne)
Korean : (An Ning Xi Ka Se Yo) (An Ning Xi Ka Se Yo)
Thai: ? (Sawadi) For men, add krab after it, for women, add ka
Spanish ： Adiós /Hasta luego/Chao
Portuguese: Adeus
Catalan: Adeu
Italian: Ciao
Russian: До свидания/dO svidanja/ Пока
English: Farewell
Finnish: n?kemiin /n} ke mi:n/
Icelandic :bless /blEs:/
Albanian: mirupafshim /mir uh pa fshim/
Arabic: /i la l:i qa/
Basque Language: agur /a gu4/
Czech: na shledanou (nas KHLEdanow) /nas xlEdano/
Danish: farvel /fah-vel/
Dutch: tot ziens /toth-zeens/
Estonian: head aega
Filipino: paalam (pa A lam)
Hawaiian: A hui hou. /A hu i ho u/
Hebrew: /lehitraot /
Hindi: pirmelenge
Hungarian: viszontlátasra /'wesontlaatashra /
Indonesian:
selamat tinggal /... tiN gal/ (said by person leaving)
selamat jalan /... ja lan/ ( said by person staying)
Latin: adeo
Irish: slán /sla:n/
Saxon: tschüss /'chuss/
Norwegian: farvel /far'wel/
Polish: do widzenia /doh vidzenya/
Romanian: la revedere
Sa Ding language:
adiosu /a'Djosu/ "ah-dhyohsoo"
a nos bidere /anos'biDere/ "a-nohss-BI-dere"
< p>Serbian: дови?е?а (dovidjenja) /dO-vi-d'E-JA/Slovenian: na svidenje /na swE-den-yE/
Swahili: kwa heri /kwa he ri/
Swedish: hejd? (hey-doh)
Tamil: poit varen /po it va ren/< /p>
Telugu: Selavu /se la vu/
Ukrainian: до побачення (Do pobachennya)
Welsh: hwyl
Bantu: sala kakuhle /sa la ka ku l.e/ (sa la ka koo hlay)
Quenya: namári? /na"mA:rrie/
Mayan ：Taak tu lakin! /ta:k tu lakin/
Mongolian: Baya Rita (pronunciation)
Manchu: sirame acaki
Israeli : Shalom
Tazan: Quawarini