Bye-bye English [ba? ] ? Beauty [Ba? ] ? See you later. Secondary things; Goodbye (in sports).
Goodbye English [? g？ d？ Ba? ] ? Beauty [? ɡ? Daba. ] ? Goodbye.
Examples of using bye are as follows:
1. Bye? Mom. Do you see it? What about you? Are you online? Answer? Minutes?
See you later, mom.
2. Goodbye. Do you see it? What about you? Tomorrow?
Bye, see you tomorrow.
Examples of using goodbye are as follows:
1. Perry? And then what? Me? Swapped? Goodbye. ?
Perry and I said goodbye to each other.
2. what? Wanted? Where to? Say? Goodbye? Where to? What about you?
He wants to say goodbye to you.
Extended data:
Goodbye, goodbye, so long, goodbye, cheerio all means "goodbye" The difference is:
1.goodbye is used for temporary farewell occasions; ?
2.cheerio is often used in spoken language to express temporary goodbye, and sometimes it is also used as a greeting; ?
3. Farewell is used for relatives and friends to travel far away and can't meet again in a short time, which is a formal term; ?
4.bye-bye is a common saying, which is often used by children; ?
5.so long is informal American English, which is often used between acquaintances or relatives and friends, and is rarely used by British people.
Goodbye related words:
1. By the way.
2.Legbye "Cricket" hit score ...
3. Bye. Goodbye.
4. Draw goodbye, draw goodbye, no games. ...
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