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Good bye. Bye. So long.

Literally, it comes from "A Dios" which means "To God". The understanding is that you would be departing with God's protection, similar to the English phrase "Godspeed!"

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"Te" is the second person object pronoun (you), and "odio" is the first person present tense conjugation of the verb "odiar", which means "to hate". thus the phrase is "I hate you".

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