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How do Mexicans usually say goodbye to each other?

There are many ways Mexicans say goodbye, and it can vary depending on the region, the formality of the situation, and the relationship between the people saying goodbye. Here are some common phrases:

Formal:

* "Adiós." This is the most common and formal way to say goodbye.

* "Hasta luego." This means "see you later" and is a slightly less formal way to say goodbye.

* "Que tenga un buen día." This means "have a good day" and is a polite way to say goodbye.

* "Que le vaya bien." This means "have a good one" and is a more casual way to say goodbye.

Informal:

* "Chao." This is a very informal and common way to say goodbye, especially among friends.

* "Nos vemos." This means "see you" and is a common way to say goodbye.

* "Hasta pronto." This means "see you soon" and is a less formal way to say goodbye.

* "Que te vaya bien." This means "have a good one" and is a common way to say goodbye among friends.

Regional:

* "Güey." This is a very informal way to say goodbye in Mexico City.

* "Ándale." This means "go ahead" and is a common way to say goodbye in some regions of Mexico.

Other:

* "Cuídate." This means "take care" and is a common way to say goodbye, especially to someone you care about.

* "Te quiero." This means "I love you" and is a common way to say goodbye to a close friend or family member.

It's also common to use gestures when saying goodbye, such as waving, giving a hug, or kissing on the cheek. The best way to know how to say goodbye in any given situation is to observe how others are doing it.

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