Answer 1
"Je ne vais pas dire <
That might be a little clunky, forgive me. ;v; Also, that literally means "I am not going to say "goodbye" but "at our next reunion"" because it was super awkward translating that word for word.
Answer 2
A less clunky translation that gives the sentiment that a parting is not final would be, "Je ne dirai pas <
Goodbye, until we meet again.
The phrase "A hui hou a hui hou" is commonly used in Hawaiian to say "goodbye until we meet again."
It means goodbye, until we meet again, until I see you again... "Auf wiedersehen."
Aloha a hui hou.
In Washoe, you can say goodbye by saying "Goeba tonawi" which translates to "until we meet again."
see you adios go with God until we meet again Audrey
Au revoir, which means "we will meet again" Adieu is more formal, and means "farewell"
Arrivederci (pronounced as arree-vidertshi), litterally meaning: until re-seeing or until we meet again.
The translation of "until we meet again" into French is "jusqu'à ce que nous nous revoyions".
Aloha a hui hou is a Hawaiian phrase that means "goodbye until we meet again." It is used as a farewell to express the hope of seeing the person again in the future.
à la prochaine
"Hello" is aloha, which can be used to greet people or say goodbye. Another way to say goodbye is a hui hou, which means "until we meet again."