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In Korean annyeonghi gasaeyo and anyeonghi gaesaeyo can mean goodbye, but if depends on it you are leaving and the other person is staying or vice versa. If you’re leaving someone’s house and they’re staying for example, you’d use annyeonghi gaesaeyo, but if someone’s leaving and you’re staying in your house you’d use annyeonghi gasaeyo. But both do mean bye in different situationschinese: 再见
english: goodbye
spanish: adios
italian: ciao
korean: annyeonghi gaseyo?? something like that
french: adieu or like umm something
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