[x_xannax_x]

In Icelandic ppl most comonly say Bæ, its drawn from bye in english and you say it alike but if you want it in origonal Icelandic its Bless

[carlagoesrawrx]

Adios/Spanish<3
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[jewels_339]

danzbizdancer wrote: thats italian and its ciao

actually its french.

[jewels_339]

And Packa

[chiplus]

jewels_339 wrote: actually its french.

Nope.

You see...
Italian, French and Spanish are of the same root
That's why all the "good byes" are similar.

Ciao is the informal way to say good bye in Italian. The Formal way would be between "Arrivederla" & "Arriverdeci". In Spanish, "Adios" is formal. You want to say "Adios" to your elders. But for friends or peers there's no need to be so formal right? That's when "Chao" is used. Ok?

Is like "Good bye" and plain "Bye"

estefi333 wrote: Adios, vete al diablo.

Now why so rude?

I know in my country we do use "Chao"

(from wiki)
Spanish, esp. In Spain and Latin America: chao ("goodbye"); in Argentina and Uruguay: chau; Bolivia: chao ("goodbye" or "good night")

[mclovenuts]

Efck off!

or

PAALAM!

[-johanna]

Moikka, heippa, näkemiin (finnish )

[cherrii_x]

Sai mum sake saduwa yauwa = till we meet again
In the language of Hausa :]

[xxwhatever2xx]

Bye.
There ya go.

[patricia_94]

Italian- Ciao
Filipino- Paalam
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