DON'T say 'GOODBYE' in English! | Learn THESE to sound like a NATIVE

In this lesson, you'll learn 16 ways to say 'goodbye' in English. Do you want to be more fluent in English? Start using other friendly and informal ways native English speakers use and sound more natural in English. Boost your English vocabulary, start speaking like a native speaker, and feel confident in any situation. #englishexpressions #englishphrases #englishpractice
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Saying goodbye is an essential part of everyday conversations in English. Expand your English language skills and make your goodbyes more interesting and engaging!
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⏰ LESSON CHAPTERS:
00:00 Hi Students!
01:27 I'm off now
01:50 See you/ya
02:38 Later, dude!
03:09 Take care
03:47 Catch up soon/later
04:25 Back later
04:47 Back in a while
05:26 See you sometime
06:33 See you soon
07:05 See you later alligator
07:39 See you soon not if...
07:54 Cheers!
08:44 Don't be a stranger!
09:36 Peace!
10:18 I'm outta here
11:06 Later/Laters
11:39 Ways to say goodbye in English
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I can't thank you enough for your lessons, our Teacher! Not, I really appreciate it! Thank you a lot. See you later in KZbin. Take care. Peace out! Goodbye!

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Hi you!!! Another way to say goodbye, perhaps not so formal, it's "Ta ta for now'

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Another way to say goodbye, is to say "ta ta for now". I love it

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Born and raised in California - 1. We still use “peace” or “peace out” in an informal way. It’s not uncommon to hear. 2. Not many people say “later, dude” (mostly kids and teens among their friends). I think it was a popular thing in the 1990s, but it’s way more common to just say “later.” Also, men will often say, “later, man,” to other men. 3. If it’s a conversation over the phone and not in person, we’ll usually say, “talk to you later” unless we have plans to meet up and see each other in person soon. They get used interchangeably with “see ya” and “see you later.”

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Thank you Harry... There's also "ta ta." Is that only a slang? Or can we use that in daily conversations as well?

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“ta ta” is a casual way to say goodbye, often used in a playful or informal context

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Sorry about that. Somebody else asked the same question and I explained it to them. Please check it out. Thanks

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