Informal:
* "Bai" - This is a shortened form of "bye" and is very common in everyday use.
* "See ya" - Similar to "bai," this is another informal way of saying goodbye.
* "Later" - This is also a common informal way of saying goodbye, especially among younger people.
Formal:
* "Goodbye" - The English word "goodbye" is also widely understood and used in Torres Strait.
* "Farewell" - This is a more formal way of saying goodbye, often used in more formal situations.
Other options:
* "Take care" - This is a common way to say goodbye, expressing concern for the person's well-being.
* "See you soon" - This phrase indicates that you expect to see the person again soon.
It's important to note that Torres Strait Creole is a diverse language, with variations in vocabulary and pronunciation across the different islands. Some communities may have specific phrases for saying goodbye that are unique to their island.