DON'T SAY "ADIÓS" (Use instead these common alternatives in Spanish) | Mextalki

Have you heard "Adiós"? This is one of those old-fashioned words that are taught at schools for farewells. But native speakers do not use it that often. But, did you know that there are many widely used alternatives to express the same thing? In this video, we are going to show you some synonyms of this word. This video gives you loads of interesting casual and formal alternative ways to say 'bye'.
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[@Papanda1995]

Thanks so much! I rarely had this problem since I mostly speak Spanish with customers, employees at Mexican grocery stores/restaurants, and a middle aged Honduran woman that I am good friends with at work so I could always just say “Que tenga un buen día”, but we just recently got a new maintenance guy at work that is my age and he once said “Hasta luego” to me and I didn’t know a more casual way of saying bye so I just said “Adios!” I immediately felt silly because I had never heard anyone actually use that and knew that it probably sounded weird and overly formal 😅

[@Mextalki]

Thanks for sharing your real life example! This is evidently super useful in this context and we’re glad that you can now say much more things to him. I’m sure he will be impressed ☺️

[@sarahforbes2190]

Gracias por tus videos. It would be helpful to add the translation for these! Thanks! 😊

[@EliazRod]

Yessss! Great vid. Do you have one/can you do a vid for "thank you?". I was in Guadalajara for a couple months and every cafe/restaurant/bar I'd go to regularly I would always just say gracias every single time a server came by me to help, I felt like it was too robotic without variation.

[@Mextalki]

This is an excellent idea! We will definitely do a video about synonyms of this word.

[@toplobster1040]

Jaja me encanta la energía en este video! 😂❤

[@faviolaandaya1079]

Interesante! Aprendi otras formas de desir adios!! Gracias por el video 💕💯😃🇺🇸👍🌺

[@landdeniega5433]

Mucha gracias por este video.

[@Mextalki]

Con mucho gusto

[@mariafernandez5087]

Such cute guys!!

[@Mextalki]

Muchísimas gracias por este comentario 🥺❤️

[@davidostrowski679]

Finally I have more to say than hasta luego when I leave Oxxo with my hot dog jaja. Although to be honest I rarely said adios 🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@Mextalki]

Hahahaha now you have several alternatives in those special occasions. Te mandamos un enorme saludo David ☺️

[@HungarianwithSziszi]

Yeeyyy thanks! I have never knew what to say, I felt like 'Adios' is something very formal, so I'd rather just wave my hands or say bye :DD

[@myjourney2fluency220]

😎 Me gusta el video 😎

[@michelefavarger5640]

I haven’t heard these before. How do these translate?

[@rodneyprince18]

Excelente video. También hay "Que esté bien" o "qué usted bien". Estos se escuchan mucho en Colombia. Y una más que he escuchado de México, "me parto, con dolor". ¿Nos puedan explicar un poquito más de "te la lavas"?

[@Mextalki]

Se usa sobretodo en varios barrios de México sobretodo entre amigos hombres, se usa con el sentido de decir que se laven su aparato reproductor masculino 😬

[@rodneyprince18]

jajaja pensé que tenía que ver con algo así. gracias

[@BruceEEvans1]

I spent 8 months living in Hermosillo, estado de Sonora. The common phrase there was "Que le vaya bien."

[@foreignworks]

puede ser que en unos lugares no se suele usar adiós, pero en México(GTO) si. digo, claro hay las otras formas mencionadas en el vídeo, pero usar adiós es algo común y no se considera una palabra "old fashion". ¿de donde son?

[@skianddie]

I am in Love with her. Tan enamorado.....

[@claytonrudiger1802]

Mi amiga mexicana-americana dijó que nadie se usa la frase "hasta pronto." Le dijó que es mejor decir "hasta en un poco" o algo así. Es verdad, o diferente en regiones diferentes, o tengo un amiga loca, o qué?

[@diegodelaselva5155]

"Hasta en un poco" es una frase gramaticalmente incorrecta y que nunca he escuchado decir a nadie. No creo que tu amiga esté loca, simplemente no habla bien.

[@kahea2018]

This is nice but maybe you could say more of them slower. Only a few were said slowly.

[@Flatrocker512]

Cool vid, but literal translations help. Especially on the ones that could get you into trouble.

[@Mextalki]

Thanks for the suggestion! Let’s keep learning ☺️

[@ms.fabulous478]

Hasta la próxima. (See you next time).

[@LadyPer4inka1996]

No hay los subtítulos :(

[@Mextalki]

Había un problema con el formato. Ya están disponibles los subtítulos :) gracias por hacérnoslo notar.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

I swear some Mexicans look like Asians because of the indigenous roots ..

[@urnavpal3667]

you were not confident about that uncle though😂😂

[@agg9984]

Mi gusta tu banderas de Canadá en tu casa chicos !

[@Mextalki]

Por supuesto! Es uno de nuestros países favoritos.

[@agg9984]

Mextalki - Learn Mexican Spanish genial 😁 espero que un día tu puedes visitar a Toronto

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[@phibus6058]

Andale pos