👋 Stop Saying Say BYE BYE | 25 Other Ways to Say BYE in English

In this English vocabulary lesson you will learn why you should stop saying "bye bye", and I will teach you many other ways to say Bye in English.
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► LESSON NOTES: Different Ways to Say Bye in English
00:00 Stop saying bye bye
1:15 Good afternoon does not mean goodbye
2:01 How to pronounce bye bye
2:50 Good Bye Alternatives
3:28 How to use See you
4:48 Tara for now / Bye for now
5:31 Cheerio in British English
5:53 Informal ways of saying goodbye
6:45 How to end a conversation in English
8:50 Fun ways to say bye in English
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[@EnglishWithGreg]

*QUESTION FOR YOU:* How do you say "Goodbye" in YOUR language? _(PS: Have you got my free book yet? If not, get it here: __book.englishquickfix.com/)_ 🚀

[@salmasakr6358]

سلام

[@salmasakr6358]

Salam

[@mamymimma]

Arrivederci is the Italian goodbye : literally "see you again" 👋

[@grnppj5641]

Sampai jumpa

[@jayadekate8652]

In hindi you will say अलविदा english spelling: Alvida.

[@defitsch]

Love how "Bye bye" is childish, but "TARA" is perfectly fine for adults 😂

[@julianadamico4702]

Who says Tara .....? .....and what does it mean ?

[@DocFear]

As a native speaker (I am an English teacher now which is why I watch this channel for ideas...) As a native speaker who's worked in a call center for 15 years... you'd be surprised by how many grown American native speakers actually say bye bye all the time... especially old people.

[@stratman9449]

something "wrong" with old people....??

[@DocFear]

@@stratman9449 Why would you think that? I never implied anything was wrong with anyone.... just that old people in the US like saying bye bye.

[@nicholsongalvez7719]

Right! I work in a call center and a lot of people tell me bye bye. I thought that was really common. 😅 (Non native speaker)

[@ginamedina3249]

@@stratman9449 😁😄

[@ginamedina3249]

@@DocFear I think it was a joke

[@ekaterinadavidenko5395]

I'm from Ukraine. I am temporarily with my children in the UK as a refugee and forced to learn English. Thank you for your lessons. They help me and inspire me with optimism! И... ДО ПОБАЧЕННЯ!

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Uspixiv Vam, Katerinko ! :) Privit z Kanady.

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Wow. I’m touched! Thanks for sharing, Ekaterina ☺️ So glad I can help!

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You don't seem to speak RP English.

[@neos92]

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[@mariuszgowacki2900]

Yes that's right

[@demetriop831]

Amazing clear pronunciation, it's so nice to get every word! Huge thanks!

[@uleyzano6178]

Greg's pronunciation is clear, bacause he speaks other foreigen languages. When I heard him speaking for the first time, I decided he is a foreigner, perhaps an Italian. The British usually chew words. Their vocal apparatus are undevelopped.

[@Scipio488]

You slayed me with the unexpected 'see you later, alligator'.

[@allanjuma675]

I'm also a refugee in kenya and i virtually enjoy the lessons

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

Today's video has been very formative, in my opinion, the use of these ways to say bye-bye supposes a step more in our fluency and above all in our confidence, thanks for your professionality and, Cheerio!

[@pavlinamarinova5155]

Hello. Thank you for the lesson. I've been watching your video lessons recently and I am surprised to find so many new things that you are giving us in 10-15 min only!

[@sarojinichelliah5500]

Greg, what a great teacher you are!I’m really learning a lot from you ,though an English teacher myself. Tara!

[@phichetchaifungchomchoei3370]

Hi Greg. Thank you for your great videos. It's really appreciated. With your clips, I personally like your accents and your clear & loud voice. Cheers.

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I like your lessons, Greg! Thanks a lot!

[@christawegener6346]

Thank you for these useful alternatives, my English teacher will be very proud of me!

[@allanjuma675]

I'm a refugee in Kenya honesty i virtually enjoy the lesson

[@MuBinTalib]

Outstanding Job Sir Greg.

[@olgaturbasova5810]

Such a pleasure, many thanks.

[@olgacornejo3030]

In my language I say " Me ha encantado verte, adiós o hasta pronto". Thank you Greg for another lesson that expands our way of communicating.

[@practiceenglishwithmatt]

Great ideas. Just started my channel. Thanks for the inspo and confirmation of what I was thinking about for the next video lessons. I can keep it simple in teaching British expressions and so on. Thanks Greg. Keep up the good work.

[@oranutachi]

Very useful lesson, thank you so much!

[@cristianshigueyoshikayo6543]

Great job! Have a good one.

[@ecclesia1000]

Very helpful indeed. I wish I would have known all this 50 years ago, especially before my first visit to England. And I am totally jealous to all the young people nowadays, who have all these possibilities to brush up their English. There was nothing like it in the 1970ies, when I was at school. We had the teacher and one book, and that was it. Internet? We didn't even know that word.

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Thank you teacher Greg

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Thanks Greg.

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This was an awesome lesson . Catch you later !

[@Jesusisallforme]

Have a good one, much appreciated!

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You are the Best!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!

[@fabianabevis9890]

What a useful and fun lesson! I truly believe the English language has a greeting for every occasion....(You're unique)

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i really wish you upload more videos it helps me alot as a non-native speaker :D

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I can't thank you enough, Greg!

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Happy new year and bright future Greg!!!

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Terima kasih (Thank you). I like your lessons. See you again..😊

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[@francomarini560]

Hi Greg, thank you for the nice video. I was wondering if "so long" is considered outdated, I remember learning it at school a long, long time ago.

[@EnglishWithGreg]

It’s a bit like “goodbye, I’ll never see you again!” Similar to “farewell” in that respect. Not used very often, but I guess you’re not often in the situation of saying goodbye to someone forever!! 😀

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Thanks for your video...

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Thanks Sabrina 😊

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[@xCr3e]

@@n4rcyxyt633 lmao

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@@xCr3e there will be blood shed

[@xCr3e]

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[@nurettinylmaz9156]

Thanks, Tara👍👋

[@costachedominte]

Hello, Greg! In Romania for Good bye we say- La revedere! Thank you for your videos! They are wonderful!

[@elianareginapalomares3437]

Loved it!

[@gulnarnamazova1797]

I love your lesson

[@veraperes5718]

Great! Cheers👍🥰

[@filipinabisdaknurseswissvlog39]

Watching your video from Switzerland 🇨🇭 thanks for making videos to correct the common mistake.

[@ksenijakonecka1802]

Thank you,supper!

[@georgfriedrichhengst4038]

Excellent Video.

[@abdurrahmanal-ows9251]

"See you'n the minutes, & Have a good'ne. " wow 👏

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Hello teacher thank you a lot😊

[@moutace]

Good job! Very helpful.

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Thanks Antonio!

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This videos are gold

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Thanks so much

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Excellent Video

[@mistriahsan227]

Very good teacher

[@Manal6195]

Thank you and see you soon

[@shabeelbangash8807]

I like your British pronunciation you speak very clearly

[@djgreece]

Greg, you are great! In Modern Greek, bye-bye is γειά [jA] or αντίο [adio]!

[@victoriauf]

Ya me acostubre tanto a escuchar el inglés que ya puedo traducirlo en el momento, solo he estudiado 2 años levemente, esto es un buen resultado 😁😁😁

[@MarilynMayaMendoza]

I'm a native New Yorker an English is my first language. Bye-bye has been my go-to when leaving somebody. In Brooklyn we can say it sarcastically or just meaning see you later. There was a skit on Saturday Night Live where the pilots and flight attendants said bye-bye to everyone deplaning. It was funny and very American. Maybe it's said all around the world now. Aloha

[@gemofthewoods5802]

I'm American. I saw that skit. It was wicked funny.

[@minasalarian5180]

It's useful.thank you

[@EnglishWithGreg]

You're welcome! 😀

[@elizavetavid7024]

Hello, Greg! Thank you for the lesson! I have a question, how say "bye bye" if you will not see a person long time, mb year or more?

[@XylemSux]

I work in a call center, and I pray for people to say "bye bye" and not a "WHY DID I GET A MEXICAN"

[@KRILLINLF]

🤣🤣🤣

[@erizabesu87]

Nice one 👍🏼👍🏼☺️👍🏼

[@berenice-6003]

Hi Greg, thanks again. In my country but especially in my region in informal language we can say : A+! or A un de ces quatre! or A la prochaine! or A tout' ! or.Ciao! even: Bye! , and in sustained language we will rather say: Bonsoir Monsieur/ Madame. And according to the situation: À très bientôt et au plaisir de se revoir. For my part I like use both of them.😁😁😁

[@TatianaE-vd7ck]

Wow! Thanks a lot!)

[@EnglishWithGreg]

You’re welcome 😊

[@mr0704]

Thanks!

[@EnglishWithGreg]

Thank you so much for your kindness, 10speed! 😊😊

[@yizenith6748]

Súper buenos consejos para los que aprendemos inglés.

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Hi Yizenith I am a Helen Can I talk to you I am also starting to learn English but I need to practice with people

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Greg, I am impressed with your blue eyes and your eyelashes, thank you for your lessons, I’ve been learned a lot about advanced English. I am a new student, See you!

[@meenzerjung1]

Great video, thanks a lot! However, I have also come across "cheers" and "take care", these are still used quite often, aren't they?

[@mfgobbi]

Take it easy!!

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[@veronikatkachenko7163]

🙏 thanks 😊

[@purpledream1045]

Nice!

[@iogamer9844]

You can basically just say "Goodbye." in general or "See you in x." for a specific time or even just "See you later/around." if the time isn't clear, but you think you'll meet them again in a couple of hours (later) or perhaps some days later (around).

[@michelebrotman5345]

You can say "later gator". How about "take care!". It is a way of saying goodbye and be well!

[@ronronniemeyers]

Ha ha, your comment reminds me of the Seinfield episode where he is doing stand up about saying "take care now". It's an oldie but a goodie. TTFN (Ta Ta For Now) 😜🤪

[@N0zer0]

or 'Til next time: farewell.

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Sir please clear my doubts regarding Prepositions

[@luisi_balmaseda2777]

You're the best grettings from 🇨🇺

[@Christine_Angel_2024]

Two days ago I had a conversation with a native speaker of English - surprisingly, it was he who said BYE-BYE at the end!

[@Ionabrodie69]

I’ll say what I bloody well want to ..😂🇬🇧

[@exanimo11]

Exactly!

[@ZeroSouthBall]

Thank you, Greg! A great video! Bye bye!

[@blackswan5756]

"Bye bye" is childish, but "TARA", "See you later aligator' , "In a while, crocodile" and "See ya, wouldn't want to be ya" is perfectly fine for adults??! The key is - It depends who you're talking to. I suppose, it would be more of a point for teaching if the stress goes on distinguishing appropriate formal and informal greetings and saying Goodbye. Greg, you've got the right spirit ! And keep pairing up the blue shirts with your eyes :)

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Love you video

[@phylis3917]

Fun! Thx

[@phylis3917]

What about toot-a-lou?

[@TheVanquishing_Mafia]

Ok sir thx for this video.! Bye bye 🙂

[@antimimoniakos]

You made your point. Bye bye.

[@Bestbuy28]

You are a legend

[@nicoleschmitt9176]

Is it ok to say "have a relaxing weekend" Are there differences, when it comes to email conversation? Just found this channel..really really cool!! Thanks for all the helpful frases 👍👍 Toodeloo 😄

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Hi Nicole I am Helen Can I talk to you I am also starting to learn English but I need to practice with people

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If you like to talk we can talk to each other too ☺️

[@cathyfinn6233]

Thanks

[@EnglishWithGreg]

Thank you so much, Cathy 😀 That's so kind of you!

[@jeremiasflores8310]

Good I like.

[@QtIvan]

Hey, Greg, thank you for the video! Could you tell, if I say "tata!" as a synonym of "tara!", would you understand it? How does it look to you? Fun? Weird? Confusing? Dramatically old faction? And why does "cheers" not on the list?

[@mary-soldelcampo2072]

I always say ta-ta not ta-ra.

[@douggta6]

See you around!

[@gemofthewoods5802]

Absolutely!

[@irshadkhan-xe7os]

Hey Hi teacher I’m from Afghanistan but i so like your teaching your so funny teacher and i learning English from your channel.

[@clemdane]

What about "Clock ya"? When I spent two years in England as a student the first word I learned was "Tara" because people said it constantly.

[@stratman9449]

i can see that.....:-) were you in yorkshire by any chance.....?ß

[@Cailean_MacCoinnich]

Tara chuck.

[@galaxygalaxy4429]

Now I still don't know the alternatives, because of your twaddle at the beginning, so I had to say bye bye.

[@user-ke9bp1ob9h]

Have a good one!

[@kamilatrzasko5583]

Ohh I say bye bye a lot at my work 😅 I wish someone told me this earlier!