How to say "Goodbye" in all languages?

Knowing "Bye" in the language of his friend, his interlocutor, is always appreciated. So you just need to learn to say “Goodbye” in the language you want!

• AFRIKAANS : « Tot siens »
• ALBANAIS: "Ditën e mirë"
• ALLEMAND: "Auf Wiedersehen" (forml) or "Tschüss"
• ALSACIEN: "Wédersah"
• ENGLISH: « Goodbye » or « See you »
• ARABE: “Ma’as-salama”
• ARAGONAIS: "Dica lugo" or "to más beyer" or "Adixats"
• ARMENIAN: "Tstesoutyoun"
• AZERI: "Sag olun"
• BAMBARA: “An’kié”
• BAS-SAXON: "Hoje" or "Duuj"
• BASQUE: "Agur"
• BENGALI: « Biday »
• BERBÈRE : « Gha-tamgraout »
• BIÉLORUSSE: "Da pabačennia"
• BIRMAN: "Thwa me knor"
• BOBO: "Ka tanga dia"
• BOSNIAQUE : « Do viđenja » (forml) or « ćao » (informl)
• BRETON: "Kenavo"
• BULGARE: "Dovijdáne" (forml) or "Cíao"
• CATALAN: "Adéu" or "A reveure"
• CHINOIS: "Zài jiàn"
• COREN: “Ahn nyung hee ke se yo” (to someone who stays when you leave) or “Ahn nyung hee ka se yo” (to someone who leaves when you stay)
• CORSE: "Hiu"
• CRÉOLE ANTILLAIS : « An lot sun »
• CREDOLE GUADELOUPEN: "A dan dot soley" or "A dan on dot doukou" (old expression) or "A dan on dot moman" or "A pi ta"
• CREDOLE GUYANAIS: "Ovwè" or "Ovwa"
• HAITIAN CREOL "Orévwa" or "Baay"
• MARTINIQUAIS CREOL: "O rèvoi"
• MAURICIAN CREOL: "Aurévoïr"
• REUNIONNAIS CREOL: "N'artrouv"
• CROATE: "Do vidjenja" (forml) or "ćao" (informl)
• DANOIS : « Farvel » (forml) or « Hej hej » (familier)
• DARI: "Kudafez"
• SPAIN: "Adiós" or "Hasta la vista" or "Hasta luego" or "Our vemos"
• ESPÉRANTO: "Gxis revido"
• ESTONIEN : « Head aega »
• EWÉ : "Sofézi"
• FÉROÏEN : « Farvæl »
• FINNOIS: "Näkemiin"
• FLAMAND: "Tot ziens"
• LORRAIN FRANCIC: "Bis òm Nächstemol"
• FRISON: "Oant sjen"
• FRIOULAN : « Ariviodisi »
• BACKGROUND: “Beannachd leat” (singular, familiar) or “Beannacht leibh” (plural, respectful)
• IRELAND GAEL: “Slán”
• GALICIEN: "Adeus"
• GALLOIS: "Hwyl"
• GREC: Antio or Geia sas
• HEBREU: "Lehitraot"
• HINDI: "Alvida" or "Phir milengay"
• HONGROIS: Viszontlátásra
• INDONÉSIEN "Selamat tinggal" or "Sampai ketemu lagi"
• ISLAND: "Bless"
• ITALIEN: « Arrivederci »
• JAPANISH: Sayonara
• KABYLE: "A themlilith" or "Ar thoufath" or "Kim dhilahna"
• KHMER: "Chum reap lhear"
• KRIO: "Bye" or "Na im dat"
• KURDE: "Bi xatre te"
• LANGUEDOCIEN (OCCITAN) : « Farewell » (familier, tutoiement) or « Adessiatz »
• LAO: "Sok di" or "Phôp khan May"
• LATIN: "Vale" (singulier) or "Valete" (pluriel)
• LETTON: "Uz redzēšanos"
• LIGURE : « Ciâo »
• LINGALA: "Tokomonana" or "Kende malamu" or "Tsciou"
• LITUANIEN : « Sudie » (if no idea to see you soon) « Iki pasimatymo » (the idea that we will see you again)
• LUXEMBOURGEOIS: "äddi"
• MACÉDONIEN : « Dogledanje »
• MALAIS: "Selamat tinggal"
• MALGACHE : « Veloma »
• MALTAIS: "His hinges" or "Eachaw"
• MAORI: "Ka kite anoo"
• MARATHI: "Punha bhetu"
• MONGOL: Bayartai
• MORÉ: "Wend na kond yindaaré"
• NÉERLANDAIS : « Tot ziens »
• NORWAY: "Ha det"
• ORRDOU: Khuda hafiz
• PACHTO: "De khudai pamon"
• PERSAN: « Khodâfez » or « Be salâmat » or « Kheyr pish »
• "Do widzenia"
• PORTUGAIS: "Adeus" or "Até à próxima" or "Até mais"
• PROVENCAL: "Adieu" (familier, tutoiement) or "Adessiatz"
• ROMANI: Devlesa
• ROUMAIN: "La revedere"
• RUSSIAN: "Do svidaniya »
• SAMOAN: "Tofa"
• SARDE: "Adiosu" (sard) or "A nos bidere" (logudorois) or "A si biri" (campidanois)
• SERBE: Do vidjenja (forml) or ćao (informl)
• SHIMAORE: "Kwaheéri"
• SHONA: Sara zwakanaka (singular) or Sarai zwakanaka (plural)
• SINDHI: "Mokilani"
• SLOVAQUE: "Do videnia"
• SLOVEN: "Z bogom" or " Nasvidenje"
• SOBOTA: "Dovidenja"
• SUÉDOIS: "Hej då"
• SWAHILI: "Kwa heri"
• TAGALOG: Paalam na po
• TAHITIEN: « Parahi » or « Nana »
• TAMOUL: Paarkalame
• TATAR: "Sau bulygyz"
• TCHEN: Na shledanou
• TELUGU: Malla kalustham
• THAI: "Sawatdii kha" (locutor F) or "Sawatdii khrap" (locutor M)
• TURC: “Hosça kalin” (to someone who stays when you leave) or “Güle güle” (to someone who leaves when you stay)
• UDMURT: "Dzéch lu" (personal) or "Dzéch lue" (pluriel, polished for 1 pers.)
• UKRAINIEN: "Do pobachennya"
• VIETNAMIEN: "Xin chào tm bi parolet"
• WALLON: "A rvey" or "Kit your våye been"
• YIDDISH: Zayt gezunt
• YORUBA: "Odabo"
• ZOULOU: "Sala kahle" (1 pers. who remains) or "Salani kahle" (to several pers. who stay) or "Hamba kahle" (to 1 pers. who leaves) or « Hambani kahle » (to several pers. who leave)

Emma Taylor

I'm Emma Taylor, a passionate adventurer with a heart full of wanderlust. Life's journey is my ultimate muse, brimming with captivating moments, from wandering through ancient cities to savoring exotic cuisines. Every destination has its unique charm, and I'm here to share those stories with you. Through my narratives, I aim to ignite your own wanderlust, offering insights, tips, and the pure thrill of exploration. Let's embark on this incredible voyage together, unraveling the world's hidden treasures and crafting cherished memories along the way.

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