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How do you say good bye in Hindi?

There are many ways to say goodbye in Hindi, depending on the context and level of formality. Here are a few common options:

Formal:

* विदाई (vidaai) - This is the most formal way to say goodbye.

* अलविदा (alvida) - This is a more common and widely used formal goodbye.

* शुभकामनाएँ (shubhkamnaayen) - This literally means "best wishes" and can be used as a formal goodbye.

Informal:

* खुदा हाफ़िज़ (khuda hafiz) - This means "God protect you" and is a common informal farewell.

* नमस्ते (namaste) - This is a respectful way to say goodbye.

* जय हिन्द (jay hind) - This means "victory to India" and is a patriotic farewell.

* चलो (chalo) - This means "let's go" and can be used as a casual goodbye.

* अच्छा (achchha) - This means "okay" and can be used as a casual goodbye.

More casual:

* बाय (bye) - This is a very casual way to say goodbye, borrowed from English.

* ताता (tata) - This is a very common informal way to say goodbye, especially among friends.

The best way to say goodbye in Hindi depends on the situation and the people you are talking to.

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