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Bye in Scots Gaelic is 'Slán leat' which means 'Safe with you'. (Pronounced Slawn lat) Bye to a group would be 'Slán leibh' meaning Safe with you all. (Pronounced Slawn liv) (The mark over the a should be slanted the other way, I don't know how to do that on the keyboard. I speak Irish.)
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