Informal:
* "Paalam" (pah-ah-lahm) - This is the most common and versatile way to say goodbye.
* "Ingat ka" (in-gaht kah) - This means "take care" and is a friendly way to say goodbye.
* "Kita kits" (kee-tah keets) - This is a casual way of saying "see you later."
Formal:
* "Magandang araw po" (ma-gan-dang ah-raw poh) - This means "have a good day" and is a respectful way to say goodbye.
* "Paumanhin" (pah-oo-man-hin) - This means "excuse me" and is a polite way to leave a conversation.
Other options:
* "Salamat" (sah-lah-maht) - This means "thank you" and can be used as a way to say goodbye, especially if the person you're leaving has helped you in some way.
* "Goodbye" - Yes, you can also use the English word "goodbye" in Tagalog, though it is considered more formal.
The best way to say "bye" in Tagalog will depend on the specific situation.