SAY "Good Bye" in your language!!!!

Maa el salaama = (?? ???????) in arabic.

Selavu in Telugu

namaste but it is hello n i think bye also.

au revoir, in French, Good Bye, in English, sbohem, in Czech, ade, in German, ave, in Latin, adiós, in Spanish, avsked, in Swedish.

MARATHI :- bhetu yaa ENGLISH :- see you , HINDI :- NAMASTE, NAMSHKAR, slang(CHALTA HUN ) URDU :- khua hafiz , shabba khair

In Hungarian, you can say formally: Viszontlatasra [vee-sonth-laaa-taash-ruh] (but there should be some special accents on 2 of the "a"s. It means something like "to the next time we see us again" - like Auf Wiedersehen in German, Au revoir in French or Arrivederci in Italian. Informally, there is a lot of words we use. The most common one probably is: Szia [see-ya or see-yuh] which means both "hello" and "bye"

Adios - goodbye in spanish Hasta Luego - see you later in spanish Ciao - laters in spanish

wow so many good bye's

i am Chinese,good bye=??

Allah Hafiz in our Language Urdu

'bueno adiós' in spanish

'Gut tschüs' in german

"Paalam" in Filipino

"Paalam" in Tagalog or Filipino.

This may sound strange to you, but we Sri Lankans never say Goodbye in Sinhalese. The parting word we use is "Ayubowan", which means 'may you have long life'. Some of our people mistakenly translate the phrase "Until then, goodbye" and say it in Sinhala. But in Sinhala what you say is "Until then, may you have long life", and you are supposed to die after that.

'namaste' in hindi(INDIA)

selamat tinggal (indonesian) or sampai jumpa

Dasvuydania in Russian. Also, Paka (which is more informal). Russian isn't my native language, but I'm learning Russian and I noticed no one put how to say goodbye in Russian on here.

ALLAH hafiz in urdu meaning may GOD become your guardian

sometimes we chinese will say byebye. it's common. but our own language is ???