goodbye
| 10:57 Jun 27, 2000 |
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sayonara Explanation: "sayonara" is somewhat formal; it is also the most well-known way--outside of Japan--of saying goodbye in Japanese. Young people or friends might say something like "jya, mata" or "bai-bai" (somewhat feminine) |
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