In Brazilian Portuguese, you can say "É bom te ver de novo" or "Prazer em te ver novamente."
"See you later" in Brazilian Portuguese is "Até logo".
In Brazil, the most common way to say goodbye is "Tchau." Another informal way to say goodbye is "Adeus." In more formal situations, you can say "Até logo" (See you later) or "Até breve" (See you soon).
You can say "Do zobaczenia" in Polish, which translates to "until we see each other again."
O dabo-- Bye, byeO dà roo-- see you tommorrowE gbadun eni--- enjoy today (but noone really say )There is not a literate " have a nice day"Hope this helps.. somehow
You say "zaijian" or 再见。This also means "goodbye" but it also means "see you soon"
how do you say girl in Brazilian portuguese
"See you later" in Brazilian Portuguese is "Até logo".
It means exactly what it says. The other person told you that because they were happy to see you again - usually said after it has been a while since the last time they saw you. Sometimes though people will just say that to be nice... etiquette, you might say.
It will be nice to see you again
Tov LirotHa
É um prazer revê-la.É um prazer encontrar você novamente.Estou feliz em reencontrá-la.
É um prazer revê-la.É um prazer encontrar você novamente.Estou feliz em reencontrá-la.
Try being nice,& apologizing, even if you have nothing to apologize for, just say "I'm sorry, will you be my best friend again?" & see what they saay back..
like good have a nice day and bye as in bye! so really you are saying take care, have a nice day, see you soon, good luck, wish you the best, have fun, cant wait to see you again, ect. andd that is why GoodBye is GoodBye! youu are very welcome and have a nice dayy!! :) ( see my good bye message, that's it! )
Because they are happy too see you again if they really like you!
when am I going to see you again = Cuándo voy a verte de nuevo
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