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Ecuador has a diverse population with both Spanish and Quechua having the status of an official language. In Quechua, informally, you say "huk ratukama" which means: see you later. Or, you can use "Adiyús" which is an adaption from Spanish.
All the normal Spanish words for good-bye are acceptable in Ecuador, but the most comonly used word is "Chao" (pronounced like, but not to be confused with the Italian word "Ciao.")
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∙ 13y agoEcuador has a diverse population with both Spanish and Quechua having the status of an official language. In Quechua, informally, you say "huk ratukama" which means: see you later. Or, you can use "Adiyús" which is an adaption from Spanish.
All the normal Spanish words for good-bye are acceptable in Ecuador, but the most comonly used word is "Chao" (pronounced like, but not to be confused with the Italian word "Ciao.")
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