Informal:
* Sala hantle: This is the most common and versatile way to say "goodbye" in Sesotho. It literally translates to "remain well" or "stay well."
* Tsamaea hantle: This means "go well" and is appropriate for a friend or someone you know well.
* Hloho e kholo: This is a slang phrase that means "see you later" or "take care."
Formal:
* Khotso: This means "peace" and is a respectful way to say goodbye in a formal setting.
* Re kopane hape: This means "let's meet again" and is a formal way to say goodbye.
* Kea leboha: This means "thank you" and can be used as a polite way to say goodbye.
Other options:
* Tsamaea ka khotso: This means "go in peace."
* Tsalang hantle: This means "goodbye, all of you."
* Re tla kopana hape: This means "we will meet again."
The best way to say goodbye in Sesotho is to choose a phrase that is appropriate for the situation and your relationship with the person you are saying goodbye to.