How do you say good riddance in Swedish?

Answer 1

It's always difficult to translate expressions and idioms.

Here's a better, and more accurate answer:

'Good riddance' is an expression of pleasure on being rid of some annoyance - usually an individual.

So, in the context of "Good-bye and good riddance" you could say (in Swedish) "Adjö. Skönt att bli av med dig" - if you are referring to a person

Or "Skönt att bli av med skräpet" - if you are trying to say 'good riddance to bad rubbish.'

---Original Answer---

Adjö

Answer 2

Hello - Hej, Goddag (Hej is probably the most common, but Goddag also works even though it's a bit more formal) Goodbye - Hejdå, adjö (Same thing here, Hejdå is a bit more common than adjö witch is more formal. How are you - Hur mår du?, Hur står det till? (both works fine in any situation)

Answer 3

Good bye is hejdå or farväl in Swedish. Farväl is used when you possibly wont see someone again.

Answer 4

Bye would be "Hejdå".
If you are leaving for a really long time, then goodbye would be "farväl".

Answer 5

Good bye is "Farväl" in Swedish ( If you're going away for a while) or "Hejdå" if you're parting for the day.

Answer 6

Bye means "Hejdå" in swedish.

Answer 7

hejda in swedish

Answer 8

hej då