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What are someways of saying goodbye in spanish?

Here are some ways to say goodbye in Spanish, ranging from casual to formal:

Casual:

* Adiós: This is the most common and versatile way to say goodbye.

* Chao: This is a more informal and friendly version of "adiós".

* Hasta luego: This means "see you later" and is suitable for situations where you expect to see the person again soon.

* Hasta pronto: Similar to "hasta luego", but implies a longer period before seeing the person again.

* Nos vemos: This means "we'll see each other" and is used for friends and people you know well.

* Cuídate: This means "take care" and is a friendly way to say goodbye.

* Que te vaya bien: This means "have a good day" and is a polite way to say goodbye.

Formal:

* Hasta la vista: This is a more formal way to say "see you later".

* Hasta mañana: This means "until tomorrow" and is used in situations where you will see the person again the next day.

* Buen viaje: This means "have a good trip" and is used when someone is leaving for a journey.

* Que le vaya bien: This means "have a good day" and is a polite way to say goodbye in a formal setting.

Other options:

* Despedida: This is the formal word for "farewell".

* Hasta siempre: This means "farewell forever" and is used in very formal situations or when saying goodbye to someone permanently.

Note: The appropriate way to say goodbye depends on the context and your relationship with the person.

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