Different ways to say GOODBYE 👋 in English 🇬🇧

Different ways to say GOODBYE 👋 in English 🇬🇧

#britishenglish #instantenglishuk #grammar

[usagi]

I didn't know all of them!!
Thanks a million, beautiful blue-eyes❣️🥰

[corneliusbig]

I rather use " see you around" or "have a nice day" :)

[Falcon]

As a native English speaker I would not advise saying any of these, good bye or just bye are fine, if you really want to be casual say see you or see ya

[prettyprettysavage]

That "tarahh" is used in India as "tata" 😂😂

[DatsMe]

Who has ever just said "in a bit" when leaving WHAT IN A BIT

[mmafuemu]

the only language I speak is English, and these are still really interesting

[mr.prince]

Ohh my friend says peace out and that’s cool

[DangerTruffle]

OK as an American who’s lived in America for my whole life I have never heard a single one of these being said ever to me or anyone else in my life

[adamjhon]

Great job Big brother, your videos are easy to understand and interesting to see again and again.

[compadreee]

the channel who tries to make us sound like native speakers : say words like tarahh ! cheerio !!
the native speakers in comments : don't ever say that or you'll sound cringe or get bullied
lol

[lep]

Scottish Dog: Alrite Mate catch ya after
Dog Catcher: Nah mate I’ll catch you after 😉

[bluecookiesalliancene]

Lol, i‘m german and have been saying cheerio as a goodby without noticing it‘s a real thing

[annaanat]

See ya tomorrow 😊
Have fun 😂
Till the next time 🎉

[euphoric]

I’m American English, and Japanese, and have never heard any of these 🥲

[superhero-hvbp]

I is an English and that are my first time to hears is

[SpurvenIsSleepy]

I used to say cheerio now I just say take care

[healerwr]

Me being English having not ever heard half of these

[raginisrinivasan]

But everyone like to say goodbye.
That shows the emotion of us too.

[kumarharsh]

Tarrah is something like tata ( not the tata motor) tata is a substitute for bye bye in india

[preach]

Tarahh means "come with me" in where I live lol but without the h