Saying good bye in different languages
71Saying good bye in Russian, German, and Spanish.
I know how to say good bye in three different languages. And they are Russian, German, and Spanish. Their pronounciation is pretty different but they have one thing in common, they are short. These are used to say good bye to your relatives and a different version to your boyfriend/girlfriend. Here are they are:
I know you all know this one, but I just want to do it in English first:
English- Good bye: relatives/family; see ya: boyfriend/girlfriend
German- (Only know one version of this one)-Guten Abend: Everybody. (It can be used a good bye and goodnight)
Russian- Poka: Girlfriend/boyfriend; Dosvidaniya: family/relatives
Spanish- Adiós: Everybody: family/friends/boyfriend or girlfriend.
I do not speak all of these languages but I do speak English and Russian fluently. Some of the people I know taught me this and I hope that this helps you talking to someone in a language you do not know very well.
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More countries idiot
you suck because you need more languages to say good bye idiot not just 4 mindless idiot
i love japan i want to a geisha
AHHH U MAY ASWELL OF JUST LEFT GOOD BYE IN ENGLISH U FUK STICK..
more languages, like the language people use in Noway
i love sex
bloody hell!!!
u ppl shld be thnkful he even wrote something smethin!!
i dnt see u rytin anithin n u're complainig!!!
thnak u GreyFox..it helped :D
it's so sad to see such negative comments from a simple posting about greetings.
be happy people, and if its too hard for you, then just leave everyone else alone.
"If you can't say something nice, then don't say it at all!"
Goodbye in german is actually "Auf Wiedersehn" and see ya is "Tschuss". I'm very good at German but I'm only 13 and not yet fluent. It's good to see you tried though, "Sehr Gute!" (Very Good)
why don't people like it
its nice but some more languages would be nicer!!









mara says:
2 years ago
stupid