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How do you say bye in Jamacian?

There isn't one single phrase for "bye" in Jamaican Patois. It depends on the context and the level of formality. Here are a few options:

Informal:

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

* See yah: Another casual way to say goodbye, meaning "see you later."

* Irie: This means "good" or "okay" but can also be used as a casual goodbye.

* Bless up: Means "good luck" and can also be used as a way to say goodbye.

* Safe travels: Used when someone is leaving.

Formal:

* Goodbye: The English word is also commonly used.

* Have a good day/evening: These are more formal ways to say goodbye.

Keep in mind:

* Jamaicans often use body language and tone of voice to convey their meaning, so it's helpful to be aware of these cues.

* You can also use a combination of phrases, such as "Later, man," or "See yah, Irie."

It's best to learn the different ways to say goodbye in Jamaican Patois from native speakers. You can also find resources online that provide a more comprehensive guide.

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