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Most Common Ways to Say Goodbye
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Jal gayo.
잘 가요.
(s)
Goodbye.
Najunge bwayo.
나중에 봐요.
(s)
See you later.
man-naseo jeulgeowo-sseoyo.
만나서 즐거웠어요.
(s)
Good seeing you.
an-nyeong!
안녕!
(s)
So long!
jo-eun halu doeseyo.
좋은 하루 되세요.
(s)
Have a good day.
jeo galgeyo.
저 갈게요.
(s)
I'm out.
da-eum-eh ddo bwayo.
다음에 또 봐요.
(s)
Catch you later.
najoong-e bwayo!
나중에 봐요!
(s)
Later!
jalgayo!
잘가요!
(s)
Bye bye!
jo-eun haludoeseyo.
좋은 하루되세요.
(s)
Have a good one.
jal jinaeyo.
잘 지내요.
(s)
Take care.
jalgayo.
잘가요.
(s)
Farewell.
annyeong!
안녕!
(s)
Peace!
jeo gayage-sseoyo.
저 가야겠어요.
(s)
I gotta run.
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