The informal way to say goodbye would be "tchau" (pronounced t'-sha-oo). The formal way, the direct equivalent to farewell, would be "adeus" (ah-d'eh-oos).
We don't usually add "friend" at the end, but when we do we would say "meu amigo" (m'eh-oo ah-me-goo) if the friend is male and "minha amiga" (me-nha ah-me-gah) if the friend is female.
Boa noite me amigo. ("minha amiga" if referring to a girl, "meus amigos" if referring to a group with at least one male, and "minhas amigas" if referring to a group of only girls).
you say goodbye in French
The informal way to say goodbye would be "tchau" (pronounced t'-sha-oo). The formal way, the direct equivalent to farewell, would be "adeus" (ah-d'eh-oos). We don't usually add "friend" at the end, but when we do we would say "meu amigo" (m'eh-oo ah-me-goo) if the friend is male and "minha amiga" (me-nha ah-me-gah) if the friend is female.
The word for friend in Brazilian Portuguese is "amigo" (male) or "amiga" (female).
Kra adamfo
I did not get to say good-bye to my friend. Good-bye Jack!
Brazil's most spoken language is portugese. In Brazilian portuguese you say tchau which is pronounced like "chow".
call them.
Um, no.
Adeus, meu amigo
In Thai, you can say "ลาก่อน เพื่อน" which is pronounced as "la korn, peuan".
To say "I love you" to a male friend in Brazilian Portuguese, you would say "Eu te amo." To say "I miss you," you would say "Sinto sua falta."
Boa sorte, amigo. Good luck, friend.