Useful (0) flocarmona 17 Jun 2021 Spanish (Chile) An informal way to say bye is "chao" but in a more formal way you can say "adiós" See a translation 1 like

Yeah, you can just say “bye” in Mexico. We say it even more frequently than “adiós”.

Although "adiós" is the right answer, in practice we don't really say "adiós" to people. Most of the time we say just "bye", literally. Like "¡bye, nos vemos mañana!". When you are in a more formal situation, …

Apr 28, 2023 · @omijin Do you mean "take care" as when you are saying bye to someone? if so, then you can say something like "See you next time. Take care!", this way: Formal (cuídese): - Hasta …

Jun 16, 2017 · How do you say this in Spanish (Mexico)? Bitch, bye! See a translation The owner of it will not be notified. Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer.

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@vinsel The correct translation is: Good bye, I love you so much my love = Adiós, te quiero mucho mi amor. In Spain the expression "te amo" is almost never used and can be very weird.

See a translation Answers solorzanellyx 19 Feb 2019 Spanish (Mexico) 54 pts 39 15 Quality Point (s) Like in spanish we also say bye to our friends this is an informal way but you can also say " hasta …