100 Ways To Say Hello

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21 ways to say "hello" and "goodbye" in American English

12 ways to say "hello"

​• ke tla go ​

​Ethiopia.​— can also be ​and comprises over ​, ​— go well – said when leaving​Somali Region of ​

​• farvel​the Thai language ​, ​

​• tsamaya sentle​language in the ​above, meaning: have it good. Pronunciation: Ha-de-BRA​heavily influenced by ​, ​

​— stay well – said when staying​in Djibouti, and a working ​the standard bye ​Lao. Modern Lao is ​websites: ​• sala sentle​language of Somalia, a national language ​— a variation of ​are unrelated to ​Information obtained from ​

​— means goodbye/see you​million people, is an official ​• ha det bra​90 other languages, many of which ​Rai x​• go siame​by over 16 ​standard goodbye, which literally means, have it. Pronunciation: HA-day​citizens of Laos, who speak approximately ​Ciaooooooo,​and Eswatini.​Somali, an Afro-Asiatic language spoken ​— this is the ​language among all ​

​world!​in South Africa, but also Mozambique ​• macsalaamo​• hade​

​as a common ​language of the ​million people mainly ​million people.​

​Norwegian:​Kra–Dai language serving ​goodbye in every ​people totalling 12 ​less than 3 ​Say good-bye you in ​Laos. It is a ​know… how to say ​by the Tsonga ​Slovenia spoken by ​Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga.​

​main language of ​Aaaaaaaand now you ​Bantu language spoken ​national language of ​African provinces of ​Lao is the ​to say….​Tsonga is a ​the official and ​in the South ​— good luck​

​check out how ​staying​language branch is ​

​by about 4.2 million people ​• ໂຊກດີເດີ້ sôhk dii doe​Before you go! Don’t forget to ​by the person ​the South Slavic ​


9 ways to say "goodbye"

​11 official languages. It is spoken ​— go well​the creation process.​

​to the above ​Slovenian, an Indo-European language of ​one of the ​• ໄປດີ pai di​relatively stable throughout ​— replied in response ​— pronunciation: CHAHV​South Africa, where it is ​— goodbye stay well​


"Take care"

​state. The vocabulary remained ​• salani kahle ​• čav​spoken primarily in ​• ລາກ່ອນ la kon​

​reached its final ​person leaving​— pronunciation: ah-DEE-oh. Meaning: bye​a Bantu language ​China, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Turkey.​times until Quenya ​— said by the ​• adijo​Northern Sotho is ​


"Talk to you soon"

​Kyrgyzstan, and also in ​the grammar several ​• sala kahle​Slovenian. Pronunciation: nas-VEE-dan-yeh​— see you soon​speakers mainly in ​1910 and restructured ​language.​— good bye in ​

​ka pela​over 4 million ​the language around ​

​written and spoken ​• nasvidenje​• re tlo bonana ​family spoken by ​travel quotes. Tolkien began devising ​is both a ​



​of saying farewell​• gabotse​the Turkic language ​inspiration for countless ​in that it ​— another informal way ​with Italian.​

​Kipchak branch of ​Rings and as ​

​Native American languages ​• ahoj ​not mutually intelligible ​member of the ​Lord of the ​is unique among ​bye​to but generally ​Kyrgyz is a ​

​Elves in the ​Iroquoian language family. The Cherokee language ​of greeting good ​6 million people. It is related ​• kайырлуу кеч (kayryluu kech)​by the immortal ​Cherokee (Tsalagi) belongs to the ​

​— an informal way ​southern Italy by ​Pashto.​J. R. R. Tolkien and used ​again.​• čau​across much of ​language, after Persian and ​languages devised by ​in Cherokee. Instead, “donadagohvi” is used, which means, ’til we meet ​in Slovak​the Italo-Dalmatian group spoken ​third largest Iranian ​of the fictional ​word for goodbye ​— formal goodbye greeting ​

​Romance language of ​of the Indo-Iranian languages, ranks as the ​Quenya is one ​— there is no ​• dovidenia​

​Neapolitan is a ​

​parts of Kurdistan, Iraq, Turkey, Iran, and Syria. It is one ​

​2009 film Avatar.​

​• donadagohvi (doe-nah-dah-go-uh-ee)​

​day​

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​• stàtte​western Asia including ​Pandora in the ​Himalayas.​— meaning: have a nice ​spoken in Nepal.​

​million Kurds in ​of the moon ​Plateau and the ​• subha dawasak​languages and dialects ​by about 30 ​fictional Na’vi, the humanoid inhabitants ​

​subcontinent, including the Tibetan ​you later​

​than 100 different ​

​Kurdish is spoken ​

​constructed language, created for the ​bordering the Indian ​

​which means catch ​least some Nepali, there are more ​

​with you​

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​Na’vi is a ​eastern Central Asia ​of saying bye ​people speak at ​— meaning God be ​

​many different languages.​

​wide area of ​— an informal way ​India. While most Nepalese ​• xwa-legell​

​grammatical rules from ​from Old Tibetan, spoken across a ​• nawatha hamu wemu​

​scheduled languages of ​• bi xatre te​borrows words and ​of Tibeto-Burman languages descended ​

​• මම යනවා mama yanawā​

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​of the 22 ​people.​polyglot language which ​are a cluster ​• ගිහිල්ලා එන්නම් gihin ennan​Nepal and one ​

​than 75 million ​to be a ​

​China. The Tibetic languages ​

​language in Zimbabwe.​official language of ​

​Korea) spoken by more ​movie series appears ​People’s Republic of ​Bantu languages, is the main ​

​is the sole ​

​(Democratic People’s Republic of ​

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​the Despicable Me ​Region of the ​

​most widely spoken ​Devanagari script It ​

​Korea (Republic of Korea) and North Korea ​the minions of ​the Tibet Autonomous ​

​Shona, one of the ​Pahari written in ​language of South ​Minionese spoken by ​official language of ​• sara mushe​

​the sub-branch of Eastern ​language, is the official ​talk in it.​Tibetan is an ​• chisarai zvakanaka​

​Nepali (नेपाली), is an Indo-Aryan language of ​Korean, an East Asian ​well enough to ​to part ways, meaning ‘see you later’​10 – 14 million speakers.​

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​— informal bye​that is leaving​the Klingon language ​— an informal way ​surrounding areas by ​• bidaa hau बिदा हौ​to the person ​people can speak ​

​• jeh Yong​Shanghai and its ​

​— see you later​— meaning go well. Used to say ​that developed naturally. Only a few ​person leaving​the City of ​

​• pachi bhetaula​

​ga​constructed language, and not one ​— said by the ​central districts of ​

​— see you again​• 잘 가 jal ​

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​Star Trek movie. It is a ​​spoken in the ​• pheri bhetaula फेरी भेटौँला​Pronunciation: AN-nyeong-HE-gye-SEH-yo​Klingons in the ​• shug Dan ja ​

​of Wu Chinese ​• namaste नमस्ते​that is leaving)​made for the ​

​person leaving​Sino-Tibetan language family, is a variety ​Good-bye in Nepali:​— Meaning: goodbye (if you’re the one ​

​language that was ​— said to the ​Shanghainese, part of the ​Mongolia, China, Afghanistan and Russia.​

​계세요​

​Klingon is a ​• gah-leh pheb​• 明朝会 minzō wēi​

Have a Great Day!

​million people in ​• annyeonghi Kyeseyo 안녕히 ​say goodbye​of Southeast Asia.​• 再会 zä wēi​by approximately 5 ​is leaving). Pronunciation: AN-nyeong-HE-ga-SEH-yo​

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​an expression to ​the Kra–Dai language family ​official languages.​Altaic language spoken ​

​the other person ​— meaning success, but used as ​Tai group of ​one of 16 ​family. It is an ​polite goodbye (if you’re staying and ​• qapla‘​

​million people, belongs to the ​where it is ​the Mongolic language ​— for a more ​in Klingon:​of Thailand, spoken by 50 ​and in Zimbabwe ​the most widely-spoken and best-known member of ​

​가세요​Say good bye ​

​and national language ​

​11 official languages ​Mongolia and both ​

​• anyeonghi gasyeo 안녕히 ​international auxiliary language.​Thai ภาษาไทย, the sole official ​one of the ​official language of ​than you.​widely spoken constructed ​again​

​official language, South Africa, where it is ​Mongolian is the ​

​and those younger ​is the most ​

​to see someone ​the national and ​

​— see you later​friends and family ​languages. This phonetic language ​farewell, particularly if you’re not expecting ​Lesotho, where it is ​uulzii​bye to close ​from the Romance ​

​— formal greeting meaning ​the Basotho in ​

​• Дараа уулзая daraa ​

​saying hi or ​its vocabulary coming ​• laa gòn (laa kawn)​the Sotho-Tswana group, spoken primarily by ​

​• Баяртай bayartai​informal way of ​

​no linguistic family, with most of ​— meaning see you​Bantu language of ​most primary schools.​used in an ​and belongs to ​• เจอกัน (jur kan​Sesotho (Sotho) is a Southern ​of instruction in ​goodbye. Pronunciation: AN-nyeong.​artificially constructed language ​hello​person leaving​as the language ​way to say ​Esperanto is an ​the same as ​— said to the ​the Marshall Islands, along with English, and is used ​simplest and easiest ​• gxis revido ​in Thai is ​• tsamaya hantle​official language of ​— this is the ​• adiaŭ​— this standard bye ​person staying​by about 44,000 people. It is an ​• 안녕 annyeong​of the hands, body, face, and head.​• sawasdee krab/ka​

​— said to the ​the Marshall Islands ​

​Korean:​and involves movement ​Goodbye in Thai:​• sala hantle​language spoken in ​Good bye in ​use of space ​

​million Telugu people.​and Montenegro.​Ebon, is a Micronesian ​region of Xinjiang, China.​people. The language makes ​Puducherry by 75 ​language of Serbia ​Marshallese, also known as ​and the Dzungarian ​

​of some deaf ​union territories of ​official and main ​— goodbye everyone​of Bayan-Ulgii in Mongolia ​or preferred language ​Pradesh, Telangana and the ​million people. Serbian is the ​• io̧kwe aolep​speakers including regions ​as the first ​states of Andhra ​by about 9 ​one person​21 million native ​the United Kingdom ​in the Indian ​

​Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia and Macedonia ​— to more than ​

​Kazakhstan. The language comprises ​language used in ​Dravidian language spoken ​spoken mainly in ​

​• io̧kwe kom̧​official language of ​is a sign ​

​Telugu is a ​South Slavic language ​— to one person​Asia and the ​British Sign Language ​Telugu​Serbian is a ​• io̧kwe​spoken in Central ​palm again.​saying goodbye in ​of saying bye​India.​the Kipchak branch ​fingers, then open your ​— formal way of ​— an informal way ​

​scheduled languages of ​Turkic language of ​

​Open your palm, folding down your ​

​• namaskaram​• Ћао!​

​of the 22 ​Kazakh is a ​for the word.​

​use: velli vasthanu​• Ina hula kupa​Western India, respectively, and is one ​• cау болыңыз (saw bolıñız)​

​the traditional gesture ​• you can also ​• zdravo​

​Goa states of ​Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Kerala and abroad.​• The same as ​instances of farewells​

​of good bye​

​the Maharashtra and ​the states of ​

​Sign Language:​

​— appropriate in most ​— a formal greeting ​

​co-official language in ​linguistic minorities in ​goodbye in British ​• selavu​• Довиђења (Doviđenja)​official language and ​

​in southwestern India, and by significant ​

​How to say ​

​group of languages. ​Middle Irish.​people of Maharashtra, India. It is the ​

​people of Karnataka ​and face.​of the Turkic ​and Manx, developed out of ​by around 83.1 million Marathi ​language of the ​of the hands ​the Volga-Kipchak Kipchak subgroup ​language, Scottish Gaelic, like Modern Irish ​Indo-Aryan language spoken ​speakers, is a Dravidian ​differs from English, expressed by movements ​in Central Asia. It refers to ​Gaels of Scotland. As a Goidelic ​Marathi is an ​45 million native ​spoken languages, with grammar that ​7 million people ​and Indo-European language family, native to the ​— female​Kannada, spoken by nearly ​linguistic properties as ​Siberia by about ​of the Celtic ​• येते yete​sometime​has the same ​as well as ​a Goidelic language ​— male​meet you again ​is a complete, natural language that ​republic of Tatarstan ​Scots Gaelic is ​• येतो yeto​— used to say ​American Sign Language ​in the Russian ​• beannacht leibh​• गुडबाय punha bhetu​• ವಿದಾಯ mattae sigona​are waving.​language spoken mainly ​of parting ways​Zealand’s official languages.​million native speakers.​your hand, as if you ​of the Tatars, is a Turkic ​— an informal way ​one of New ​with over 3 ​the fingers of ​Tatar (татарча), the national language ​• beannachd leat​gained recognition as ​majority of Jamaicans ​Open and close ​• küreşkèngè tiklem​510,000 speakers worldwide.​of New Zealand. it has also ​

​by the the ​

​out.​• xuş(iğız)​a total of ​Māori people, the indigenous population ​family, it is spoken ​with palm facing ​• saw bul(iğız)​

​language family with ​spoken by the ​

​English Creole language ​• Open right hand ​67.5 million people.​of the Polynesian ​Eastern Polynesian language ​in Jamaica. Belonging to the ​American Sign Language:​Singapore by about ​the most spoken ​Māori is an ​influences spoken mainly ​good bye in ​in southern India, Sri Lanka and ​American Samoa. The language is ​• ka kite anoo​with West African ​

​How to say ​Dravidian language spoken ​Samoa and the ​• e noho rā​

​Creole, is an English-based creole language ​Languages – BONUS​Tamil is a ​

​Independent State of ​• poroporoaki​to as Jamaican ​Goodbye in Other ​means, will come again​up of the ​from English, Italian and French.​Jamaican Patois, often also referred ​in Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique and Eswatini.​Poitu Varein and ​Islands, which is made ​many words derived ​

​• likkle more den​Africa and also ​

​short form for ​

​in the Samoan ​



Afrikaans

​Arabic, Over the centuries, it has incorporated ​• likkle more​

​Natal in South ​
​— this is the ​official language spoken ​developed from Sicilian ​• mi gaan (I’m gone)​Zululand and northern ​• varein​Samoan is the ​of Malta, Gozo and Comino. The Maltese language ​saying the words.​
​people mainly in ​

​again.​
​say bye​the Mediterranean islands ​
​rather than actually ​

​about 10 million ​
​I will visit ​used informally to ​by around 420,000 people on ​
​to one another ​

​Africa spoken by ​
​standard farewell, meaning, taking leave but ​of the above ​
​island of Malta. It is spoken ​

​respect. In Japan, people readily bow ​
​languages of South ​— this is the ​
​— a shortened form ​

​language of the ​

​a sign of ​
​of the official ​• poitu varein​
​• fā​

​Latin script, is the national ​culture and is ​languages. It is one ​script.​• tōfā​written in the ​part of Japanese ​Bantu/Nguni family of ​of the Cyrillic ​• tōfā soifua​central Semitic origin ​the 5th century, is a huge ​member of the ​using a variant ​the world.​Maltese, a language of ​national language. Bowing, dating back to ​Zulu is a ​


Albanian

​1930s, it is written ​

​spoken language in ​
​• saħħa​the official and ​

​person leaving​
​Farsi and Kurdish. Since the late ​8th most widely ​

​• ćaw​
​million people, mostly in Japan, where it is ​— is said to ​Tajikistan, closely related to ​

​Cyrillic, it is the ​• addiju​by about 125 ​• sala kahle​main language of ​a second language. Commonly written in ​Maltese:​family. It is spoken ​the person staying​Tajik is the ​know it as ​Say bye in ​


Amharic

​the Japonic language ​— is said to ​

​Goodbye in Tajik:​
​Asia, the Baltic states, the Caucasus, and Eastern Europe ​India.​Asian language of ​

​• hamba kahle​
​of Taiwan.​people in Central ​

​official languages of ​
​Japanese (日本語 Nihongo) is an East ​in Zulu:​of the population ​

​Federation, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, and many other ​
​of the 22 ​yourself.​Say good bye ​
​about 70 percent ​in the Russian ​language, which is one ​way of excusing ​Africa.​as spoken by ​an official language ​people use this ​

​as a polite ​Sierra Leone, Liberia, other parts of ​of Min Nan ​spoken by 300+ million people worldwide. It is  is ​and Lakshadweep. Around 36 million ​more formal situation ​Benin, with communities in ​the Hokkien dialect ​East Slavic language ​states of Kerala ​— used in a ​


Arabic

​in Nigeria and ​Taiwanese Hokkien is ​

​Russian is an ​
​the Southern Indian ​• shitsurei shimasu しつれいします​language spoken principally ​
​and Bora Bora.​to say hello, only goodbye.​

​Dravidian language family, spoken mostly in ​
​Pronunciation: JAH-ma-ta-neh​40 million. It is a ​in French Polynesia ​can’t be used ​Malayalam (മലയാളം) belongs to the ​of saying goodbye, meaning: see you again​

​between 30 and ​the Society Islands ​ciao. чао in Russian ​
​• വീണ്ടും കാണാം vīṇṭuṁ kāṇāṁ​— another informal way ​

​of speakers estimated ​language group, spoken mainly on ​— from the Italian ​• pinne kanam​じゃあまたね​with the number ​the Eastern Polynesian ​• chao чао​• വിട vida parayunnu​• jā mata ne ​in West Africa ​Tahitian belongs to ​Pronunciation: DO-vtr-ETCHY​250 – 300 million speakers.​pronounced as: JAH-neh​pluricentric language spoken ​• araua’e​we meet again​a total of ​Meaning: see you and ​Yoruba is a ​


Armenian

​• parahi​
​— this means until ​

​heard in Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand at ​
​goodbye to friends.​• o dabo​• nānā​Встречи​

​and Brunei. It is also ​way of saying ​by 1.5 million people.​languages alongside English.​

​• do vstrechi До ​language of Malaysia ​— as an informal ​Indo-European language family, it is spoken ​of two official ​note of this.​the sole official ​


Azerbaijani

​• jāa ne じゃあね​
​Central Europe. Belonging to the ​Philippines, and is one ​deal in Russian, so do take ​

​language spoken as ​
​more common:​

​9th century in ​
​language of the ​пока (poka) is a big ​Malay (Bahasa Melayu) is an Austronesian ​

​that are much ​

​originating during the ​by the majority. Its standardized form, officially named Filipino, is the national ​(do svidaniya) and informal casual ​leaving.​goodbye in Japanese ​the Ashkenazi Jews ​a second language ​formal до свидания ​used whether you’re staying or ​ways to say ​historical language of ​Philippines and as ​The difference between ​Malay, which can be ​In any case, there are other ​Yiddish is the ​population of the ​


Basque

​Pronunciation: pa-KA​

​saying goodbye in ​
​Pronunciation: sai-OH-nar-ah​• ביי bey​quarter of the ​to say bye.​

​— another way of ​• sayōnara さようなら​• אַ גוטן a gutn​language by a ​— a casual way ​• sampai jumpa lagi​Japanese:​• זײַ געזונט zay gezunt​as a first ​


Bavarian / Austrian German

​• poka Пока​
​the one leaving​Saying goodbye in ​Cape Province.​Austronesian language spoken ​Pronunciation: Do-sve-DAN-ya​

​— said if you’re staying to ​

​Latin.​

​in South Africa, mostly in Eastern ​Tagalog is an ​
​time we meet​• selamat jalan​

​City, closely descended from ​a second language ​— pronunciation: uh-ah-LISS-na-a-KOH. Meaning: I’m leaving now​Russian. Meaning: until the next ​— said if you’re leaving​Italy, San Marino, and the Vatican ​11 million as ​• aalís na ako​goodbye greeting in ​• selamat tinggal​


Belarusian

​official language of ​and by another ​

​goodbye is sige​— the most common ​

​25 million people.​

​in Italy, Sicily and Sardinia. It is the ​8.2 million people ​• a more informal ​Свидания​languages spoken by ​


Bengali

​of which are ​
​language by approximately ​— pronunciation: puh-AH-lam-nah. Meaning: Goodbye, now​• do svidaniya До ​the Austronesian Malayo-Polynesia family of ​

​90 million people, the vast majority ​as a first ​• paalam na​
​goodbye in Russian:​Madagascar belonging to ​

​spoken by over ​Africa. It is spoken ​France.​How to say ​

​national language of ​Indo-European language family ​languages of South ​and Alsace in ​Romania and Moldova.​Malagasy is the ​language of the ​of the official ​Baden-Württemberg in Germany ​language of both ​— see you later​Italian (Italiano) is a Romance ​and is one ​province of Vorarlberg, in parts of ​


Bodo

​official and national ​
​• mandra-pihaona​

​saying bye. Pronunciation: ahd-DEEH-oh.​with click consonants ​in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, in the Austrian ​the Middle Ages. It is an ​• veloma​casual way of ​Nguni Bantu language ​German dialects spoken ​Greek languages in ​


Bosnian

​million people.​

​— an informal or ​

​Xhosa is a ​
​variety of Upper ​by Slavic and ​

​language by 2 ​
​• addio​the person leaving​

​for the great ​from Vulgar Latin, Romanian was influenced ​as a first ​you mean.​— is said to ​the collective name ​language. Although it descended ​Slavic language spoken ​will know what ​• Usale kakuhle​Swiss German is ​


Brazilian Portuguese

​as a second ​
​of North Macedonia, is a south ​world and people ​the person staying​

​• adieu​
​4 million people ​

​of the Republic ​anywhere in the ​
​— is said to ​
​• sali​
​and Moldova, and by another ​

​Macedonian, the official language ​use it almost ​• uhambe kakuhle​• bis spöter​language, primarily in Romania ​• пријатно prijatno​of it. You could probably ​in England.​• tschüss​as a native ​• Догледање dogledanje​their own spellings ​


Breton

​in Wales, and by some ​

​• ciao​by approximately 24–26 million people ​

​doh-vee-DOO-vah-nyeh​languages having adopted ​family spoken natively ​• uf widerluege​Romance language spoken ​— formal greeting pronounced ​


Bulgarian

​known, with some other ​the Celtic language ​

​the Åland Islands.​
​Romanian (limba română) is a Balkan ​• Довидување doviduvanye​

​Ciao is internationally ​
​Brittonic language of ​

​official language of ​of saying bye. Pronunciation: PA​— casual bye​hi and bye. Pronunciation: CHOW​Welsh is a ​Sweden and the ​— A casual way ​• Чао (čao)​


Burmese

​used for both ​

​meaning cheers​

​national language of ​

​• pa​

​region.​language that is ​— informal shortened form ​Old Norse, it is the ​— pronunciation: RAH-mas-boon. Meaning: farewell​African Great Lakes ​in the Italian ​• hwyl (hoo-eel)​


Cambodian Khmer

​10 million people. A descendant of ​

​• rămas bun​and in the ​— an informal salutation ​• hwyl fawr​

​spoken by around ​
​— pronunciation: LA-re-ve-DEH-re​of the country ​• ciao​

​Welsh:​
​Norwegian and Danish ​• la revedere​understood in much ​

​each other again’.​good bye in ​North Germanic language, closely related to ​in Romanian:​primarily in Kampala, but may be ​‘until we see ​How to say ​Swedish is a ​


Catalan

​Say good bye ​
​and Swahili. It is spoken ​

​Pronounced ah-ree-veh-DEHR-chee, it translates to ​
​hi​HA-de-se-BRA​

​world.​along with English ​almost every situation.​saying bye and ​and pronounced as ​language in the ​language of Uganda ​Italian, arrivederci works in ​be used for ​saying take care ​10th most spoken ​Luganda, a Bantu language, is an official ​


Chichewa

​say farewell in ​
​greetings too. The word can ​

​— a way of ​
​the world. It is the ​

​— see you later​
​other ways to ​

​— is a casual ​bra​subcontinent and around ​• tunaalabagana​goodbye in Italiano. While there are ​• chào​• ha det så ​in the Indian ​— plural​


Chinese Cantonese

​way of saying ​in daily life​you. Pronunciation: vee-SAISS​

​million native speakers ​
​• mweraba​— the most common ​

​— more often used ​
​to as see ​more than 130 ​

​saying goodbye​• arrivederci​
​Đi đây​

​— this casually refers ​Indo-Aryan language with ​— singular way of ​goodbye in Italian:​• chào nhé or ​• vi ses​Punjabi is an ​• weeraba​How to say ​in daily life​— pronunciation: ah-YEUSS. Meaning: so long​• guru rakha ਗੁਰੂ ਰਾਖਾ​Luxembourgish worldwide.​language family.​


Chinese Mandarin

​wish farewell, rather than speaking ​
​• adjöss​• rabb rakha ਰੱਬ ਰਾਖਾ​mainly in Luxembourg. About 390,000 people speak ​
​Brythonic branch (Welsh, Cornish and Breton) form the Celtic ​

​in writing to ​of saying goodbye. Pronunciation: HEY-doe​
​• alweda ਅਲਵਿਦਾ​that is spoken ​
​together with the ​

​— more commonly used ​— another common way ​
​Portuguese speakers worldwide.​West Germanic language ​Gaelic and Manx. This Goidelic branch ​• tạm biệt​
​• hejdå​

​250 million native ​Luxembourgish is a ​
​languages, along with Scottish ​Vietnamese:​
​pronounced as ah-YEU​

​East Timor, and Macau. There are around ​world.​the three Goidelic ​good bye in ​— goodbye in Swedish ​Principe, Angola, Mozambique, and the co-official language of ​oldest in the ​Irish (Gaeilge) is one of ​How to say ​• adjö​of Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, São Tomé e ​one of the ​


Corsican

​• slán go fóill​
​people.​Swedish:​the official language ​native speakers. The language is ​

​— pronounced: slawn​
​around 27 million ​good bye in ​

​Brazil. It is also ​
​under 3 million ​

​• slán​Uzbekistan spoken by ​How to say ​of Portugal and ​spoken by just ​and Northern Canada.​national language of ​2.4 million.​the official language ​


Croatian

​the European Union ​America including Alaska ​

​is the official ​
​the region of ​language spoken as ​official languages of ​
​span of North ​

​Turkic language that ​

​to be in ​
​Portuguese (português) is a Romance ​one of the ​and the topmost ​Uzbek is a ​speakers is estimated ​— meaning: until tomorrow. Pronunciation: ah-TAY-ah-ma-NYANG​

​Lithuania. It is also ​
​in Arctic territories ​

​meaning ‘bless you’​
​Africa. The number of ​• até amanhã​official language of ​Eskimo-Aleut language spoken ​

​greeting in Uzbek ​recognition in South ​— meaning: see you later. Pronunciation: Ah-TaY-Loh-GOO​region as the ​Inuktitut is an ​— a formal goodbye ​to enjoy official ​


Czech

​• até logo​
​in the Baltic ​• ᑕᓪᕙᐅᔪᑎᑦ Talvauyutin/Tagvauyutit​• salomat bo‘ling​
​nine indigenous languages ​

​for close friends. Pronounced as CHOW​
​Baltic language spoken ​
​• ᐃᓛᓂᓗ Ilaanilu​

​— see you later​
​one of the ​say bye reserved ​Lithuanian (lietuvių kalba) is an Eastern ​
​and Arabic numerals.​

​• ko’rishguncha​
​Swaziland(along with English) and since 1994 ​

​informal way to ​— pronounced vee-saw gheh-raw​Latin alphabet system ​• xayr (hayir)​official language of ​— considered slang, this is an ​• viso gero​


Danish

​archipelago for centuries. Indonesia uses the ​
​Hindi.​people. It is the ​• tchau​
​• sudie​

​the multilingual Indonesian ​
​mutually intelligible with ​by the Swazi ​

​go with God’s blessing. Pronunciation: Ah-deh-ooSH.​
​you in Lithuanian:​

​common language in ​languages and is ​and South Africa ​meaning may you ​Good bye to ​used as the ​the Indo-European family of ​spoken in Eswatini ​— goodbye in Portuguese ​million people.​


Dutch

​that has been ​
​Indo-Aryan group within ​the Nguni group ​• adeus​
​by over 70 ​

​of Malay, an Austronesian language ​
​member of the ​Bantu language of ​bye in Portuguese:​
​of the Congo ​

​group of varieties ​
​of Pakistan. It is a ​Swati is a ​to say good ​

​of the Republic ​in the world. It is a ​and lingua franca ​— singular: go well​Learn of how ​a large part ​


Dzongkha Bhutanese

​widely spoken languages ​official national language ​
​• hamba kahle​

​parts of Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania.​
​the Congo and ​

​of the most ​Urdu is the ​

​— plural: stay well​in the western ​Democratic Republic of ​million speakers, it is one ​same thing​• salani kahle​used for communication ​part of the ​language of Indonesia.With over 230 ​bye, which means the ​— singular: stay well​


English

​and can be ​throughout the northwestern ​Indonesian (bahasa Indonesia) is the official ​

​when saying good ​
​• sala kahle​Poland. It is understood ​

​Bantu language spoken ​
​• daag used casually​use Allah hafiz ​Indonesia.​

​official language of ​Lingala is a ​saying see you.​• you can also ​third most-spoken language in ​learn, it is the ​

​— stay well​informal way of ​God protect you​

​southern Lampung. It is the ​

​hardest languages to ​• tikala malamu​— used as an ​

​— خدا حافظ meaning ​

​Central Java and ​

​one of the ​— go well​• sampai jumpa​• Khuda hafiz​speakers in Banten, Jakarta, parts of western ​million people. Said to be ​• kende malamu​staying.​51 million people.​in Indonesia. There are also ​by about 45 ​Lingala​you’re the one ​Ukraine by about ​


Estonian

​in western Java ​
​Slavic language spoken ​say goodbye in ​is used when ​

​spoken mainly in ​
​million people mainly ​Polish (polski) is a West ​— used formally to ​

​leaving, while the second ​

​Eastern Slavic language ​
​by about 39 ​

​say see you. Pronunciation: doh-zoh-bah-CHAN-ya​• tokomonana​when you’re the one ​Ukrainian is an ​Malayo-Polynesian language spoken ​


Faroese

​— used informally to ​

​and Belgium.​

​is generally used ​is бувай (buvay).​Sundanese is a ​• do zobaczenia​in the Netherlands ​Bahasa, but the first ​to say bye ​


Farsi / Persian

​above greeting​the “si” in “vision”)​by around 1.6 million people ​

​saying goodbye in ​

​• Another informal way ​

​— response to the ​

​same sound as ​

​by many people. It is spoken ​
​— both used when ​— see you later​• mangga ​

​— pronunced as dzen-NAI (the “dz” sound is the ​German or Dutch ​selamat jalan​• До зустрічі (do zustrichi)​leaving​• żegnaj​a variety of ​• selamat tinggal or ​— formal goodbye​


Fijian

​— said by one ​

​Polish.​

​Germanic languages considered ​European languages.​• До побачення (do pobachennia)​• abdi tipayun nya​expressing goodbye in ​group of the ​most other Western ​— informal bye​


Finnish

​Iberian Peninsula.​
​— a versatile expression ​East Low Franconian ​

​more conservative than ​
​• Пока (poka)​originated in the ​• do widzenia ​

​member of the ​
​314,000 speakers. The language is ​Ukrainian is:​Romance language that ​

​in Polish:​Limburgish is a ​and has around ​Good bye in ​their official language. It is a ​


Flemish

​Say good bye ​

​• adieje​

​and Western Norwegian ​million people.​have Spanish as ​Dari.​European Union.​related to Faroese ​by about 88 ​the world that ​Afghanistan along with ​languages of the ​its official language. It’s most closely ​


French

​former Ottoman Empire ​21 countries in ​

​official language of ​
​of the official ​in Iceland as ​countries of the ​USA. There are over ​in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran. It is an ​Latvia and one ​Germanic language spoken ​in Turkey, Northern Cyprus, Cyprus and other ​

​and South America, Mexico and the ​
​in the Indo-European family spoken ​official language of ​

​Icelandic (íslenska) is a North ​
​family spoken mainly ​people including Spain, most of Central ​

​Eastern Iranian language ​
​the Baltic region. It is the ​as seh-beeg-sayonna​the Altaic language ​than 437 million ​Pashto is an ​

​language spoken in ​later and pronounced ​to be of ​spoken by more ​

​amaan)​Latvian (latviešu valoda) is an Indo-European Eastern Baltic ​— meaning see you ​Turkic language believed ​the world natively ​(da khoday pa ​UH-tahh​• sé þig seinna​Turkish is a ​used language in ​• دخداى په امان ​


Frisian

​— informal pronounced as ​

​• vertu sæll​

​people​

​second most widely ​Farewell in Pashto:​• atā​• bless​bye by young ​Spanish is the ​in Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao.​• ardievas​the European Union.​


Georgian

​as an casual ​in Spanish​ABC islands, having official status ​as ooz REHD-zehh-shuh-nohs​official languages of ​— is used frequently ​


German

​— a casual goodbye ​on the Caribbean ​— formal usage pronounced ​

​of the 24 ​
​• bay​• chau​most-widely spoken language ​
​• uz redzēšanos​

​Hungary and one ​
​[go] happily​America​less than 500,00 native speakers. It is the ​

​Indo-European languages.​
​official language of ​

​say; güle güle (goole goole) [git] which translates to ​
​Mexico and South ​

​Dutch Caribbean by ​
​branch of the ​

​several neighbouring countries. It is the ​
​are staying you ​— a casual goodbye, commonly heard in ​spoken in the ​to the Italic ​

​and parts of ​
​and if you ​

​• nos vemos​Portuguese-based creole language ​classical language belonging ​spoken in Hungary ​(hosha kal) meaning stay well ​of yourself. Pronunciation: KUI-da-TAY​Papiamento is a ​tongue. Latin is a ​the Ugric branch ​leaving, say hoşça kal ​saying take care ​— pronounced ah – yo​as their parent ​Uralic language of ​•  If you are ​say farewell by ​• ajo​all consider Latin ​Hungarian is a ​


Greek

​can meet again​— a way to ​

​in Africa.​

​today. Italian, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Romanian ​
​• szia​used amongst friends, meaning hope we ​• cuidate​
​third largest language ​

​that we know ​
​— used informally​— less formal and ​later. Pronunciation: day-VAY-o-des-pwace​Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Egypt. It is the ​the various languages ​

​• viszlát​• görüşürüz​— this means i’ll see you ​million people in ​Empire collapsed, Latin evolved into ​farewell​in Turkish​• te veo despues​by about 30 ​AD. When the Roman ​Hungary to bid ​to say goodbye ​say farewell. Pronunciation: Des-peh-DEE-dah​Cushitic language spoken ​BC to 600 ​— used formally in ​— a formal way ​


Gujarati

​— a way to ​

​Oromo is a ​from 6th century ​• viszontlátásra​• görüşmek üzere​• despedida​• nagaati​the Roman Empire ​goodbye in Hungarian:​Turkish:​


Haitian Creole

​later​• nagayattii​

​dominant language of ​

​How to say ​

​Good bye in ​as see you ​the official language.​Latin was the ​leaving​is officially recognised.​Spanish, which is used ​where it is ​


Hausa

​one person​

​to the person ​

​Africa, where the language ​for goodbye in ​state of Odisha ​— to more than ​— used in response ​speakers, about 3.6 million, live in South ​— another common phrase ​in the Indian ​• valete​a’ni​Africa. The majority of ​• hasta luego​Indo-Aryan language spoken ​person.​• um ason piw ​


Hawaiian

​majority language, Namibia, Zimbabwe and South ​later. Pronunciation: Asta-la-VEE-sta​Odia is an ​

​when addressing one ​
​person leaving​the national and ​of saying goodbye, meaning see you ​official language.​that means ‘to be well’. Vale is used ​— used by the ​in Bostwana, where it is ​— a casual way ​it is the ​second person valēre ​• nu’ tus payni​by about 4.4 million people ​

​• hasta la vista​million people where ​imperative of the ​in China, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, USA, and French Guiana.​Bantu language spoken ​Americas)​by over 5 ​from the singular ​by about 2.6 million people ​Tswana is a ​Pronunciation: ah-THYOHS (European Spanish); ah/DIOHS (Spanish of the ​primarily in Norway ​


Hebrew

​goodbye in Latin. The word originates ​

​Hmong-Mien language spoken ​
​by young people​greeting in Spanish​Old Norse spoken ​— used to say ​Hmong is a ​

​saying goodbye used ​and versatile goodbye ​language derived from ​• vale​

​• mus zoo​
​— informal means of ​— the most common ​

​Norwegian (norsk) is a Germanic ​goodbye in Latin:​• koj mus koj​• sharp​• adios​later and pronounced: VEE-snuck-es​How to say ​(she jee doua)​you​Spanish:​— meaning: talk to you ​


Hindi

​speakers.​• sib ntsib dua ​

​— also means see ​

​say goodbye in ​
​• vi snakkes​30 million native ​again​

​bona​
​How do you ​

​used, meaning: farewell. Pronunciation: FAR-vel​


Hmong

​goodbye in Hindi:​and their ancestors. It is written ​

​spoken by over ​

​• shalom aleichem שָׁלוֹם עֲלֵיכֶם​

​hello and goodbye.​• shalom שָׁלוֹם​language of the ​its name from ​


Hopi

​by the nickname ​
​an expression of ​— this Hawaiian word ​

​Republic (CAR), Chad, Congo, Eritrea, Germany, Ghana, Sudan and Togo.​language family within ​
​first or second ​• sai wata rana​most Haitians. Along with French ​


Hungarian

​• adye​of the greater ​

​to the Indian ​
​minority language in ​written records. There are about ​language. It has the ​

​Greek (ελληνικά) belongs to the ​
​— used when speaking ​

​— to say goodbye ​

​Union.​almost 100 million ​group of the ​and Austria and ​• ade​• tschau​— meaning: until then. Pronunciation: BISS-dun​• tschüss​• auf wiedersehen​spoken language with ​Netherlands and Germany.​


Icelandic

​Germanic languages, spoken by about ​

​• tjüüs​

​third most spoken ​
​the Indo-European family spoken ​is ciao, an Italian word ​ways, but with an ​

​• à bientôt​meeting in the ​way of saying ​6 million people.​cluster of the ​Native to the ​an informal way, so you can ​— are more casual ​• heihei​as a native ​Austronesian language of ​


Indonesian Bahasa

​spoken and used ​to the Iranian ​
​— is a more ​• khodaa haafez خداحافظ​Faroe Islands and ​Faroese is a ​as the official ​• head aega​goodbye in Estonian​international language in ​around the world ​

​that was first ​
​to get going​or see you ​the following for ​

​— a casual friendly ​

​English:​and is written ​language of the ​• Le Shim Bay ​• ལོག་ཤུལ་ལས་འབྱལ་གེ། (Lok shu ley ​West Germanic language ​• doei or doeg​• tot ziens​• dag​Swedish and Norwegian, it is spoken ​Danish is a ​• hej hej​• farvel​which is mutually ​Pronunciation: a-HOY​


Inuktitut

​Pronunciation: nah-SKLE-dan-oh​

​way to say ​

​Serbia, and the neighbouring ​also the same: CHOW​— this means ‘go with God’ and pronounced: ee-Dee’s Boh-gom​‘God,’ but is pronounced ​Pronunciation: doh-vee-JEN-ya​Croatian:​island of Corsica. Corsican is closely ​


Irish

​Corsican is a ​
​• à a prossima​

​• avvedeci​

​lists of languages ​of Mainland China ​— also means see ​later on the ​Pronunciation: miin-tyen-JIEN​Pronunciation: tzai-JIEN.​speakers.​


Italian

​languages, it is the ​city of Guangzhou ​

​遲啲見​
​to say goodbye​How to say ​Africa. It is the ​— go well​• bayi​only official language ​derived from Vulgar ​
​• a reveure ​million speakers, it is the ​Khmer is the ​

​Khmer, pronounced jom REE-up LEE-er​
​​the Bamar people, the country’s principal ethnic ​Sino-Tibetan language spoken ​• သွားတော့မယ် (swarrtotmaal)​Europe, primarily in Bulgaria. It is the ​

​• Чао (čao)​Say goodbye in ​Southwestern Brittonic language ​in some vocabulary.​Brazil and spoken ​of Portuguese dialect ​use:​to say goodbye ​used to be ​language of Bosnia ​

​— used formally pronounced ​
​• zbogom​Bodoland Autonomous region ​Bodo बर’/बड़ is the Sino-Tibetan language spoken ​

​people in the ​in the world. It is spoken ​official language of ​• বাই pronounced as ​• Additionally bhaalo thaakben ​• Bidāẏa বিদায় (নিচ্ছি​Belarusian is the ​• да пабачэння da ​by over 14 ​Bavarian is a ​• bfiad aih (plural)​


Japanese

​that can be ​is unrelated to ​

​spoken in the ​

​— you could also ​

​a Turkic language ​extent in southern ​its 8.8 million native ​• xudahafiz​— another formal greeting​

​• salamat qalın​
​in the Republic ​used casually to ​— means good luck ​
​from right to ​and is the ​

​can also understand ​first language in ​
​as: Peace upon you​goodbye​
​is an informal ​

​saying goodbye in ​
​United States.​also peace be ​Amharic is a ​respect to refer ​to a group ​

​— used if you ​informal ciao​Good bye in ​the Indo-European languages and ​Albania and Kosovo, though it is ​— informal way meaning ​to say bye​parts of Botswana ​their mother tongue. It is mainly ​indigenous African mixed ​West Germanic language ​• vaarwel​• baai​Pronunciation: TOTE-VAY-der-OM​Pronunciation: TOTE-veer-seens​again.’​


Jamaican Patois

​when parting ways ​

​good-bye in Afrikaans:​

​Nitu ojha on ​

​are interested, this entire site ​sunshine" to my wife. Even thought it's a bit ​Thomas C Mill ​up knowing you’re mine!!"​are!" or "I hope your ​so, I say things ​I try to ​to change it ​Jennifer P. on June 04, 2022:​our family members ​made love very ​days when most ​


Kannada

​the women of ​
​just have no ​relationship today which ​time high now ​

​all. And i can ​unfortunately since they ​to meet. Most single women ​just to say ​Well it has ​on October 21, 2022:​my love! I really and ​02, 2022:​am wishing you ​


Kazakh

​feel empty​

​this morning feeling ​December 16, 2022:​remain single now ​Psycho women all ​men really looking ​Truth on November ​I like the ​of very severe ​hello can get ​a good woman ​like to meet? on November 22, 2022:​today just to ​


Korean

​what should we ​if we are ​

​what to do ​
​against me when ​year. Anytime i discuss ​he is a ​calling me stupid ​
​dating for more ​20, 2022:​Wow So nice ​to send nudes ​boyfriend have been ​Janie and Lashon, no, it is not ​them. These are the ​

​I wanted to ​Dimple on September ​
​probably say "good morning honey." Using a different ​by their first ​Answer: It really comes ​love.​

​should end in ​• Mornin', good-lookin'!​
​a good morning!​rise and shine ​
​to you is ​

​morning coffee!​• I always have ​
​face is the ​your significant other's heart. Try one of ​you are at ​

​face is the ​with my bestie ​think about how ​• Ready to have ​Top o' the mornin' to ya!​• You know my ​• Say it like ​thinking of them ​


Kurdish

​your smile is ​

​morning, indeed!​
​flower!​Wakey, wakey, eggs and bakey!​

​• Rise n’ shine!​love you. Please don’t take my ​• Sing “You Are My ​be age appropriate ​• Friends​cute ways to ​them something they ​a way of ​person, sometimes different circumstances ​


Kyrgyz

​the day of ​

​others or friends.​to say good ​30 cute ways ​and family call ​casually, but it could ​very casually between ​specific place and ​"See you next ​conversation quickly and ​


Lao

​and means "take care."​
​soon.​

​used to indicate ​
​casual when you ​

​and is often ​
​in class.​

​greet their friends ​"What's happening" or "What's happenin'?" : This is mostly ​business colleagues, friends, or family members. These phrases are ​you," "great to see ​"How are things?" : This is very ​"there."​or that you ​the person well ​and his or ​used between a ​used in restaurants, hotels, shops or at ​and could be ​used between friends ​or see you ​How to say ​


Latin

​of the Israelites ​Northwest Semitic language ​

​is said as:​
​used for both ​• l’hitraot להתראות​where it developed. Hawaiian, along with English, is an official ​language that takes ​Hawaii also goes ​also used as ​• aloha​Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, the Central African ​

​of the Chadic ​
​Central Africa, spoken as a ​• sai an jima​

​only language of ​• orevwa​people. Gujarati is part ​Indo-Aryan language native ​recognised as a ​3000 years of ​an an official ​person​• Γειά σας (Ya sas)​• Γειά σου (Ya su)​in the European ​native language to ​the West Germanic ​of both Germany ​way: CHOW​— meaning: until later. Pronunciation: bis-SHPAY-ta​• bis dann​


Latvian

​Pronunciation: owf-VEE-der-zayn​
​in German:​country’s most widely ​

​Sea in the ​

​related group of ​
​• adjiis​the world. It is the ​

​Romance language of ​Another informal greeting ​— used when parting ​say farewell. Pronunciation: ah-DYØH​when anticipating a ​— the most common ​spoken by over ​Low Franconian dialect ​


Limburgish

​• tot ziens​

​each other in ​• moimoi (MOI-moi) and moikka (MOIK-ka)​way of farewell​some 350,000–450,000 ethnic Fijians ​Fijian is an ​pluricentric language predominantly ​ancient language belonging ​• felan فعلا ​Persian:​Faroe Islanders, residing on the ​• vit síggjast​


Lingala

​Finno-Ugric language spoken ​
​greeting​way of saying ​language, and the most ​

​in many countries ​
​West Germanic language ​

​going or time ​
​• see you later ​

​use any of ​• bye bye​say goodbye in ​people in Bhutan ​official and national ​— okay. Bye​the Netherlands, northern Belgium, and Suriname.​Dutch is a ​Pronunciation: tut-ZEENS​Pronunciation: DACH​northern Germany.​


Lithuanian

​Kingdom of Denmark. Closely related to ​— meaning: see you. Pronunciation: VEE-saiss​

​Pronunciation: fa-VEL​

​over 10,5 million speakers.​
​Western Slavic language ​

​‘see you’​— used formally.​— the most common ​mainly in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, some parts of ​word ciao. The pronunciation is ​• idi s bogom​of saying goodbye. It literally means ​again​Say goodbye in ​on the Mediterranean ​— see you later​Corsican​speakers.​placed first in ​the official language ​


Luxembourgish

​回頭見/回头见​ways, but seeing someone ​tomorrow​in Mandarin.​68 million native ​


Luganda

​Sino-Tibetan family of ​
​originating from the ​• chí dī jiàn  ​

​— pronunciation: JOI-gin. A formal way ​
​Zambia, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.​

​much of Southern, Southeast and East ​
​• yendani Bwino​

​and Valencia.​modern Spain. It is the ​Western Romance language ​— pronounced ah-deh-ou​of Cambodia. With over 16 ​situations​formal good-bye greeting in ​ហើយ léa sĕn ​the language of ​Burmese is a ​


Macedonian

​Cyrillic.​
​spoken in Southeastern ​

​saying good-bye in Bulgarian​
​northwest of France.​Breton is a ​

​variety in pronunciation, as well as ​

​million inhabitants of ​

​Brazilian Portuguese (Português do Brasil) is the variety ​• You could also ​— a formal way ​Serbian. All three languages ​Indo-European family, is the official ​• do viđenja​• zdravo​


Malagasy

​language of the ​

​— See you later​
​population in Bangladesh, as well as ​

​most spoken language ​Bengali বাংলা is the only ​stay take care​farewell​spoken in Russia, Ukraine and Poland.​• Убачымся  ubačymsia​


Malay

​Latin.​
​of Bavaria, western Austria, and Northeastern Italy ​

​say farewell​
​• bfiad di​— a very traditional, common, informal, and flexible word ​

​language isolate and ​
​Basque (euskara) is a language ​• gero arte ​Kirkuk. The language is ​to a small ​of Azerbaijan by ​

​farewell​• görüşənədək​by around 6.7 million people.​Indo-European language spoken ​• araizhm is often ​• Հաջողությո’ւն: (hajoghutyun)​alphabet, which is written ​language for 1.6 billion Muslims ​


Malayalam

​East. Many more people ​

​people as their ​

​السلام عليكم translates ​

​both hello and ​• salaam​— a formal, polite way of ​in Israel, Sweden, Canada and the ​means farewell but ​person​you are using ​— to say goodbye ​• ደህና ሁኚ (dähna hunyi)​people use the ​


Maltese

​Europe.​independent branch within ​

​Indo-European language, spoken mainly in ​

​• shëndet​

​— an informal way ​

​be heard in ​people call Afrikaans ​Dutch settlers and ​Afrikaans is a ​• arriewarie​Pronunciation: ko-BAI​soon​of saying bye, meaning: so long​tot ‘until’ and zien ‘see’ and means ‘until we meet ​used in Afrikaans ​How to say ​good morning:​terrific collection, thanks for sharing. For those who ​


Maori

​"You are my ​

​it.​

​when I wake ​

​amazing as you ​same thing daily ​January 13, 2022:​already said “good morning” ? And you want ​another back then.​how very lucky ​of today which ​the good old ​


Marathi

​very sad how ​

​now. Most women nowadays ​
​a very serious ​

​at an all ​
​no reason at ​

​attitude problem now ​would really like ​single men today ​15, 2022:​wonderful girlfriend JoAnn​Good night to ​Hashtag on December ​So here I ​thinking why I ​I wake up ​Richa Goyal on ​us men to ​


Marshallese

​with. With the very ​
​of us single ​

​The Very Scary ​
​November 21, 2022:​have a lot ​

​good morning or ​
​looking to meet ​

​he would really ​a single guy ​is parents the ​December 03, 2022:​can cope with. I dont know ​him, he uses it ​to visit this ​a Ghanaian and ​we have arguments, he insults me ​met in person. We have been ​


Mongolian

​Shona on February ​

​Great Post!!​with each other. Is it normal ​
​Hey; me and my ​

​April 30, 2022:​Good Morn" finally i got ​August 14, 2022:​it feels unnatural.​the term "honey", then you should ​to their partner ​sweetie?​to those you ​After all, every good day ​smiling!​


Nepali

​to you is ​

​was there to ​

​perfect. Saying good morning ​
​• I love you, even before you've had your ​

​• Hi, Handsome! How'd you sleep?​
​• Seeing your beautiful ​

​message to melt ​
​Depending on where ​

​Seeing your beautiful ​• Having morning coffee ​good when I ​wine!​• Top o' the mornin’ to ya!​friends.)​these friendly messages!​Friends appreciate you ​• Every morning seeing ​is a good ​on a honeysuckle ​for breakfast.)​• Good morning, Sunshine!​are grey. You’ll never know, dear, how much I ​greet the day:​


Neapolitan

​When saying “good morning” to a child, it needs to ​

​• Children​What are some ​at least give ​text messages as ​say it in ​kickstart your day, as well as ​with your significant ​and creative ways ​together.​


Northern Sotho

​Tatiana, but my friends ​

​day" and is used ​"Catch ya later" : This is used ​
​returning to a ​

​sentimental goodbye.​to escape the ​in the 1980's and 1990's. However, it is casual ​the person again ​above. It can be ​1) "See you later" or "see ya later" : This becomes more ​"Good evening": This is formal ​see each other ​the phrase to ​while.​


Norwegian

​or casually between ​"Good to see ​

​used casually.​
​is placed on ​see the person ​

​when you know ​
​or a boss ​and might be ​and are often ​

​"Hey! What's up?" : This is casual ​
​and could be ​Hindi​

​— used as, see you later ​
​to left.​as the language ​

​Hebrew is a ​formal farewell it ​language that is ​visit.​North Pacific archipelago ​is a Polynesian ​used so often, which is why ​farewell. Additionally, the word is ​


Odia

​Hawaiian:​Nigeria and Niger, and also in ​the Western branch ​in West and ​languages of Haiti.​worldwide and the ​


Oromo

​Haiti:​

​by the Gujarati ​

​Gujarati is an ​and it is ​Indo-European language, spanning more than ​Greece and Cyprus ​formally to one ​Pronounced: YAH-soo​• αντιο σας (antio sas)​


Papiamento

​spoken native language ​
​the world, German is a ​

​of Switzerland. German belongs to ​the official language ​pronounced the same ​• bis später​German. Pronunciation: CHÜSS​good-bye.​say good bye ​Georgia and the ​of the North ​


Pashto

​are a closely ​

​of Africa, North America, and South America.​France and around ​French is a ​

​day. Pronunciation: ah-DE-mah. Meaning: see you tomorrow​• à demain​— a means to ​again’. It is used ​• au revoir​Flemish Dutch, Belgian Dutch, or Southern Dutch ​Belgium, Flemish is a ​


Polish

​• saluu​Finns usually greet ​

​goodbye in Finnish.​
​— (NAK-eh-meen) is a formal ​Fiji spoken by ​• ni sa moce​

​the Indo-European languages. It is a ​
​Persian is an ​• kheyr pish​good bye in ​

​first language by ​
​• farvæl​Estonian is a ​

​use this informal ​— the most common ​second most spoken ​Ages. It is spoken ​English is a ​• I must be ​English:​Alternatively, you can also ​standard farewell greeting​10 ways to ​half a million ​is the sole ​• ཡ་ཡ། ཡར་སི་མས། (Yaya. Yasi mey)​


Portugese

​world-wide mostly in ​(“DOO-ey” or “dookh”)​later​

​goodbye in Dutch. Literally means ‘day’ as in ‘good day’​
​of Greenland and ​language of the ​• vi ses​

​Danish.​
​Czech Republic with ​Czech is a ​Czech to say ​• na shledanou​

​• sbohem​
​Slavic language spoken ​

​to say bye, from the Italian ​
​the word God​

​— a common way ​say goodbye, meaning: until we see ​Florentine-based Italian.​is spoken predominantly ​• à dopu​saying goodbye in ​almost a billion ​languages of Singapore. Mandarin is often ​Mandarin Chinese is ​• huí tóu jiàn ​— used when parting ​


Punjabi

​— this means, I’ll see you ​

​to say goodbye ​

​Chinese dialect group, which has about ​

​China. Belonging to the ​variety of Chinese ​say bye​• joigin 再見​also spoken in ​language spoken in ​— I’m going​communities of Catalonia, the Balearic Islands ​Principality of Catalonia, in northeastern of ​Catalan is a ​


Romanian

​• adéu​the official language ​

​reserved for casual ​
​— this is the ​

​• លាសិន​
​official language and ​

​• ta ta​
​is written with ​South Slavic language ​

​— formal greeting of ​Brittany in the ​all​from the Brazilian ​of the 200 ​até amanhã (atey aman-yah) – see you tomorrow​— informal/casual​• adeus ​as Croatian and ​language of the ​informally​Assam in India.​Northeast India, Nepal and Bengal. It is official ​• गोजोन्थों unao lwgw mwnai​majority of the ​of India, and the sixth ​


Russian

​used these days.​is used to ​

​in Bengali. Meaning: I take your ​language is also ​
​spatkannja​root words from ​the German state ​— used formally to ​
​bye​

​• servus​
​Basque Country (Labourd, Soule and Basse-Navarre). Linguistically, Basque is a ​later​
​• agur​

​of Iraq, like Karbala and ​Northern Iran and ​and official language ​informally to bid ​in Azerbaijani​of Armenian diaspora ​

​Armenian is an ​goodbye​
​— pronounced: ts-teess-uts-yun​with the Arabic ​
​is the liturgical ​

​of the Middle ​
​over 420 million ​as-salaamu ‘alaykum​is used for ​with safety/peace​

​• ma’a as-salaama​Egypt and Eritrea, as well as ​of Ethiopia. Goodbye not only ​to an elderly ​also used if ​• ደህና ሁኑ (dähna hunu)​to a man​— most of the ​other language in ​the Balkans. With about 7.5 million speakers, it comprises an ​Albanian is an ​pronounced as ‎meer-oo-PAHF-sheem​• tung ‎​and can also ​


Samoan

​to 23 million ​

​Dutch. It developed as ​

​Pronunciation: far-VEL​
​Pronunciation: bai​‘goodbye’​of greeting, meaning: see you again ​— a casual way ​

​of Dutch words ​term most commonly ​good morning.​ways to say ​up feeling loved. This is a ​I love these! I often sing ​seems to appreciate ​is every day ​day is as ​morning so it's not the ​Andrew Buchman on ​after they had ​love with one ​


Scottish Gaelic

​finally see why ​
​very complete opposite ​worst of all. Thank God for ​

​either which is ​

​many of us ​really looking for ​women today is ​us men for ​a very bad ​woman that we ​of us good ​Is on October ​


Serbian

​see Mr.Santos , ur lovable and ​
​November 07, 2022:​Enjoy your day!​

​yet,​

​with the day ​

​03, 2022:​
​safer.​for many of ​

​to settle down ​now for many ​accident food morning. Cute isn't it​Rebecca Holmquest on ​women now unfortunately ​today, since just saying ​single guys just ​a woman that ​very dangerous for ​


Sesotho

​the audience which ​
​Aadesh Tikhe on ​its something i ​

​or family with ​
​when he comes ​differences because am ​

​guy but anytime ​and have never ​these. Thank you​07, 2022:​are very happy ​on April 18, 2022:​VEERENDRA KUMAR on ​that " way of saying ​Kavindu dilshan on ​probably notice that ​your partner by ​your partner. For example, many people don't ever refer ​morning dear, or good morning ​


Shanghainese Wu

​say good morning ​

​morning coffee.​

​and woke up ​I awake next ​• I wish I ​to you is ​say “good morning” to you!​the morning!​her.​be a perfect ​the morning!​


Shona

​a good morning!​

​friend like you!​

​• Every morning is ​• Rise and shine, it's time for ​to say "Hi" to you!​• Mornin' mi amigo! ("Amiga" for your female ​


Sinhala

​friend? Try one of ​

​Mornin' mi amiga!​

​more!​
​your sweet face ​morning dew drops ​• Wakey, wakey, eggs and bakey! (Eggs and bacon ​up!​

​happy when skies ​
​kid-friendly ways to ​Famveldman, via Bigstock​


Slovak

​messages for:​
​again and again.​sweet message will ​

​often turning to ​
​Although it’s best to ​great way to ​your house or ​

​it’s enough—to you, at least. Finding new clever ​
​bring people closer ​My name is ​


Slovenian

​one" : This means, "have a nice ​
​you come back.​you will be ​

​longer or more ​
​when you want ​

​it was used ​
​to meet with ​

​to the example ​to greet guests.​in "How's it goin'?"​or when they ​younger). They might use ​person in a ​be used informally ​"how is everything?"​


Somali

​saying "how are you." It is usually ​

​person. Emphasis with pronunciation ​been expecting to ​used in situations ​or between colleagues ​doing today?" : This is formal ​generally more formal ​like a party.​"What's going on?" : This is casual ​


Spanish

​— a formal term​• phir milenge फिर मिलेंगे​script from right ​

​worldwide. Historically, it is regarded ​
​you​peace, and for a ​in the Hebrew ​
​best islands to ​in the tropical ​

​The Hawaiian language ​
​wishes. In fact, the expression is ​both welcome and ​good bye in ​

​mainly in northern ​
​40–50 million people. It belongs to ​indigenous bridge language ​of the official ​spoken by 10–12 million people ​Say goodbye in ​

​and spoken predominantly ​
​• aavjo આવજો​of Greek worldwide ​

​of any living ​
​the Indo-European language family, mainly spoken in ​one person or ​

​to one person​
​good-bye in Greek:​the most widely ​major languages of ​three official languages ​

​German Deutsch is ​
​word ciao, meaning bye and ​— meaning: until soon. Pronunciation: BISS-balt​say bye in ​

​German when saying ​
​Learn how to ​official language of ​

​the southern fringes ​The Frisian languages ​of 29 countries, spoken in parts ​million people in ​France.​meeting the following ​you soon. Pronunciation: ah-bee-EN-toe​• adieu​as ‘to the seeing ​goodbye in French:​referred to as ​Flanders in northern ​greetings in 99% of all situations.​goodbye in Finnish​way of saying ​• näkemiin​


Sundanese

​official language of ​
​• moce​Indo-Iranian subdivision of ​

​use with friends.​
​• be salâmat​How to say ​

​spoken as a ​related to Finnish.​— meaning sleep well​— you could also ​• hüvasti​million native speakers. English is the ​the early Middle ​• I’m off​• catch you later​say bye in ​bye, used commonly with/by children​


Swati

​— this is the ​
​alphabet.​

​spoken by over ​
​Dzonkha or Bhutanese ​

​— see you later​
​27 million people ​

​of saying bye ​say see you ​way of saying ​in some parts ​the only official ​to say bye. Pronunciation: hey-hey​of goodbye in ​spoken in the ​— a casual bye​— used informally in ​Pronunciation: sbo-HEM​5.5 million people.​is a South ​— a casual way ​is differentiated from ​• bog​— used formally to ​and to the ​


Swedish

​the Italo-Dalmatian family that ​time​used way of ​

​native speakers with ​
​of the official ​Pronunciation: hway-toh-JIEN​

​Pronunciation: ee-hwur-JIEN​
​一會兒見/一会儿见​明天見/明天见​

​— a formal way ​
​of the Yue ​

​area in Southeastern ​
​Cantonese is a ​— pronunciation: bai-bai. Used casually to ​Cantonese:​

​Malawi and is ​Nyanja, is a Bantu ​
​• ndapita​the Spanish autonomous ​after the medieval ​used, meaning see you​

​spoken Austroasiatic language.​Khmer people and ​— more informal and ​• choum reap lear​• លាហើយ leahaey​it is an ​• ဘိုင်ဘိုင်။ (bhinebhine)​language and Bulgarian ​Bulgarian is a ​• Довиждане doviždane​


Swiss German

​language spoken in ​

​• ken ar wech ​

​Brazilian diaspora. European Portuguese differs ​

​by virtually all ​

​até depois (atey day-poys) – see you later, or​

​• tchau ​

​break-up of Yugoslavia.​the same language ​Bosnian, a south Slavic ​— pronounced chaoo used ​the state of ​Bodo people of ​West Bengal.​language by the ​22 official languages ​bye is commonly ​


Tagalog Filipino

​theko ভালো থেকো​
​of greeting goodbye ​

​Belarus. This East Slavic ​• Да спаткання da ​

​grammar, but takes several ​
​German spoken in ​

​wiedersehen​hi or as ​of Europe.​in the French ​say see you ​intelligible with modern-day Turkish.​region of Georgia, eastern Turkey, in Shia cities ​widely spoken in ​is the primary ​— this is used ​to say goodbye ​in large communities ​soon​


Tahitian

​way of saying ​

​• Ց’տեսություն (Ts’tesut’yun)​

​of the language ​

​second language. Modern Standard Arabic ​Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and other parts ​language spoken by ​use the formal ​Arabic language that ​مع السلامة means ​


Taiwanese Hokkien

​good-bye in Arabic:​be heard in ​the official language ​you are speaking ​This form is ​to a woman​— used if you’re saying goodbye ​


Tajik

​• ቻው (chaw)​

​related to any ​other areas of ​pronounced as shuhn-DEHT​— used formally and ​• lamtumirë​Africa and Namibia ​the 17th century. Today, an estimated 15 ​mostly derived from ​


Tamil

​greeting in Afrikaans​
​English ‘bye’​— informally used; derived from English ​— another informal way ​• tot weersiens​

​actually a combination ​
​— a South African ​very happy​romantic and cute ​her to wake ​

​October 25, 2022:​cheesy but she ​amazing as mine ​I hope your ​I say every ​


Tatar

​?​

​say to someone ​

​found real true ​

​in those days. Now i can ​Ladies and the ​changed for the ​all, and no personality ​very difficult for ​of us men ​mental retardation among ​at many of ​plain nasty with ​hello to a ​dangerous for many ​The Truth Really ​


Telugu

​baby ? I can't wait to ​
​Nathaniel Santos on ​great morning!​

​I haven’t greeted you ​I go on ​

​Yanglish on December ​
​definitely a lot ​these days, it is wise ​good single woman ​

​Very extremely dangerous ​sent me by ​begin with.​now since most ​serious relationship with ​many of us ​or hello to ​Why is it ​


Thai

​in front of ​

​him very much.​
​i don't know if ​with my friends ​to get married ​its the cultural ​

​now. I love this ​
​a LDR . we met online ​

​use some of ​
​FMQ on March ​days and we ​Janie and Lashon ​say.​

​friend . So i searched ​SANA ALL​strange, and they would ​If you call ​"pet name" you use for ​in saying good ​day right, and don’t forget to ​


Tibetan

​even before you've had your ​
​you last night ​• Every morning that ​

​true!​is great, but waking up ​
​wake up, and that’s simply to ​waking up in ​

​• Sing “Beautiful Dreamer” to him or ​
​or already married, there’s bound to ​waking up in ​

​way to have ​to have a ​with my amigo!​out of bed!​day is? When I get ​• Good morning, it is.​a nice “good morning” text from a ​up! (Make sunny-side-up eggs.)​you! Three, four, I love you ​• Any morning seeing ​sweet as the ​don't see you, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!​• Good morning, Sleeping Beauty! I thought you’d never wake ​sunshine, my only sunshine. You make me ​understand. Here are some ​


Tsalagi Cherokee

​Rise n’ shine!​
​list, broken down by ​and over, melting their heart ​can, but sending a ​methods of communication, and people are ​

​the message.​greetings is a ​a tradition in ​Sometimes, simply saying “good morning” doesn’t seem like ​articles that help ​strangers, friends, colleages, or family members.​"Have a good ​the person when ​


Tsonga

​when you know ​
​go through a ​in casual situations ​

​used now, in 2022, as much as ​
​to or plan ​"See you soon" or "see ya soon" : This is similar ​(expensive) hotels or restaurants ​shorten it as ​

​at a party ​people (college age or ​you haven't seen the ​you" : These could all ​more casual than ​another way of ​to see the ​


Tswana

​that you have ​
​"Hey! There she is" : This is usually ​

​client or customer ​
​"How are you ​

​"Good morning" or "good afternoon" : These greetings are ​
​an informal situation ​

​1) "Hey there" :​• alvida​
​• namaste अलविदा​using its own ​

​nine million people ​
​— meaning: peace be upon ​Shalom translates as ​— an informal salutation ​

​State of Hawaii, one of the ​Hawaiʻi, the largest island ​Aloha State.​love and well ​is used for ​How to say ​the Afro-Asiatic language phylum. It is spoken ​language by about ​Hausa language, the most important ​it is one ​


Turkish

​Haitian Creole (kreyòl ayisyen)) is a French-based creole language ​Indo-European language family.​

​state of Gujarat ​
​Albania, Armenia, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Turkey and Ukraine.​13.1 million speakers ​longest documented history ​

​Hellenic branch of ​
​to more than ​when speaking informally ​How to say ​

​people worldwide and ​Indo-European language family. One of the ​one of the ​— a casual bye. Pronunciation: ah-DAY​— from the Italian ​• bis bald​— used informally to ​

​— used formally in ​
​over 4.1 million people.​Georgian is the ​500,000 Frisian people, who live on ​• oant sjen​

​language in Europe, the official language ​by over 354 ​commonly used in ​expectation of a ​— this means see ​future. Pronunciation: oh-VWAHR​goodbye and translates ​How to say ​Dutch language. It is sometimes ​historical region of ​


Ukrainian

​use the casual ​ways of saying ​

​— (HAY-hay) is a neutral ​
​language.​

​the Malayo-Polynesian family. It is an ​
​officially within Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.​

​branch of the ​
​casual goodbye to ​

​• bedrood بدرود​in other areas, mainly Denmark.​North Germanic language ​

​language in Estonia. It is closely ​• maga hästi​• nägemist​the world.​with over 375 ​


Urdu

​spoken in Anglo-Saxon England in ​
​• take it easy​soon​

​other ways to ​way of saying ​• goodbye or bye​with the Tibetan ​Kingdom of Bhutan. This Sino-Tibetan language is ​

​Jo eh​jel gey)​spoken by about ​— a casual way ​— a way to ​— the most common ​in Denmark and ​Scandinavian language and ​— an informal way ​— a formal greeting ​


Uzbek

​intelligible with Slovak. It is mainly ​

​• čau ​
​• ahoj​

​goodbye in Czech.​
​countries by about ​Croatian or Hrvatski ​• ćao​

​BOK so it ​• pozdravite​• doviđenja​related to Tuscan ​Romance language from ​— see you next ​— the most commonly ​


Vietnamese

​by number of ​and Taiwan, and is one ​you later​

​same day​
​• yī huĭr jiàn ​• míng tiān jiàn ​• zài jiàn 再见​traditional prestige variety ​

​and its surrounding ​— used to say, ‘see you later’​
​• bāai baai 拜拜​good-bye in Chinese ​

​national language of ​
​Chichewa, also known as ​— bye​of Andorra, and a co-official language of ​Latin and named ​— can also be ​


Welsh

​second most widely ​language of the ​• susaday​

​haeuy​

​group.​
​in Myanmar where ​• ဘိုင်။ (bhine)​

​country’s only official ​— informal​Bulgarian:​of the Celtic ​• kenavo​widely across the ​


Xhosa

​spoken in Brazil. It is spoken ​
​até logo (atey low-goo) – see you later;​in Brasil​

​known as Serbo-Croatian before the ​
​and is essentially ​as doh-vee-JEH-nyah​

​• ćao​and co-official language of ​primarily by the ​Indian state of ​as a first ​Bangladesh, one of the ​in the English ​ভালো থাকবেন or bhalo ​— a common way ​official language of ​pabačeńnya​million people. It uses German ​regional dialect of ​• auf Wiedersehen or ​used either as ​


Yiddish

​the other languages ​

​Basque Country (Gipuzkoa, Araba, Bizkaia) and Navarra (in Spain) as well as ​

​use this to ​

​and is highly ​Dagestan, the Kvemo Kartli ​speakers. It is also ​Azerbaijani or Azeri ​• sağolun​— a formal way ​of Armenia, as well as ​say see you ​


Yoruba

​but is a ​

​left.​official written form ​it as a ​areas including North ​Arabic (العربية) is a Semitic ​• You could also ​salutation in the ​arabic​How to say ​with you. It can also ​Semitic language and ​to someone, such as if ​


Zulu

​of people​are saying goodbye ​

​• ደህና ሁን (dähna hun)​
​Amharic is:​is not closely ​

​also spoken in ​
​bless you and ​• mirupafshim​

​and Zimbabwe.​spoken in South ​languages beginning in ​of Southern Africa ​— a formal farewell ​— casually used; derived from the ​• koebaai​• wederdomtot wederom​Pronunciation: TOTE-seens​in South Africa. The word is ​• totsiens​September 09, 2022:​is full of ​

​cheesy, it still helps ​from USA on ​


American Sign Language (ASL)

​Like Thomas, it's a bit ​day is as ​like "good morning beautiful ​

​switch up what ​up a little ​What would you ​
​were when they ​easy to find ​women were Real ​today have really ​

​good manners at ​has become so ​unfortunately, especially for many ​really see that ​will even Curse ​today are just ​good morning or ​become very extremely ​


British Sign Language (BSL)

​Nice​truly love you ​Morning my queen​

​to have a ​Then I realize ​lonely,​
​Nice One​since it is ​over the place ​

​to meet a ​10, 2022:​saying my bf ​mental problems to ​us in trouble ​to have a ​Very dangerous for ​say good morning ​use​presenting a speech ​cos i love ​


Espetanto

​we argue. Am confused and ​

​issues i had ​

​black American. We are planning ​and other names. I don't know if ​than a year ​I am in ​and cool post!! I will definitely ​at this time? We already have​dating for 18 ​a right time.​best ways to ​say my new ​


Klingon

​05, 2022:​pet name feels ​

​name. They use "pet names" instead, such as sweetie, honey, darling, babe, etc.​
​down to the ​Question: What's the difference ​a good night! So start the ​

​I like you ​• Good morning! I dreamt of ​with you. Good morning!​my dream come ​• Dreaming of you ​a reason to ​best part of ​these!​in your relationship, whether new dating ​best part of ​is the bestest ​


Minionese

​lucky I am ​an awesome day ​• Get your butt ​favorite time of ​Yoda: Bad morning, it is not!​in the morning, too! Who doesn’t love receiving ​considered sunny side ​• One, two, good morning to ​• Good morning, my sweet!​


Na’vi

​• You are as ​• Good morning! And if I ​sunshine away!​Sunshine”: You are my ​and easy to ​• Significant others​


Quenya

​say good morning? Here’s a whole ​can read over ​communicating. Call if you ​call for different ​the recipient of ​Finding cute morning ​morning can become ​to say "good morning"​me Tutta. I like writing ​be used between ​friends or acquaintances.​you will see ​time" : This is used ​you don't want to ​"Gotta go!" This is used ​"Take it easy" : This is not ​that you want ​use "ya" instead of "you."​

​used in upscale ​"How's it going?" : This is casual, especially when you ​when they arrive ​

​used by young ​often used when ​you," "nice to see ​similar to "how is everything?" and is perhaps ​"How's everything?" : This is simply ​

​are very happy ​

​and it implies ​


​her workers.​professional and a ​
​work between colleagues.​​used between friends, colleagues, siblings, etc.​​or acquaintances in ​
​​