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What is French bye?

"French bye" is not a standard phrase in French.

The most common way to say goodbye in French is "Au revoir" (pronounced "oh-re-vwahr").

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

* "Ciao" (informal, borrowed from Italian)

* "Salut" (informal, can also mean "hello")

* "Bonne journée" (literally "good day," used in the afternoon)

* "Bonne soirée" (literally "good evening," used in the evening)

* "Bonne nuit" (literally "good night")

Perhaps you're thinking of a specific French expression that you heard? If you can give me more context, I might be able to help you understand what you're looking for.

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