What is goodbye in pangasinan and bolinao?

There's a bit of a misunderstanding here. "Bolinao" is not a language, but a town in Pangasinan, a province in the Philippines. The language spoken in Bolinao is Pangasinan, just like the rest of the province.

Therefore, "goodbye" in both Pangasinan and Bolinao is "Agyaman yo".

Here are some other ways to say "goodbye" in Pangasinan, depending on the context:

* "Agyaman kayo" (formal, plural)

* "Siop" (informal, quick goodbye)

* "Agto ka" (literally "go already", informal, used for departing)

* "Diad sikayo" (literally "in you", informal, used for staying)

Keep in mind that the most common and universally accepted way to say goodbye in Pangasinan is "Agyaman yo".