Here are some meanings:
Auf wiedersehen (its quite formal)
Wiedersehen (short form of the phrase above)
Tschüss (neutral)
Tschau (like ciao; use it for friends)
Servus (only used from bavarian people...and Austrians)
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German For good night is Gutenberg abend and German for goodbye is aufweiderzein
goodbye in German
Tschüß - goodbye - tsch-ewe-ss
Tschüss is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
There are a few ways to say good-bye in German, just like in English. Formal: Auf Wiedersehen (Bye) Auf Wiederhören (telephone only) Gute Nacht (Good Night) Informal: Tschüss Tschau Tschö Ade Adieu Servus
good bye or bye
Good-bye is more formal than bye-bye. Bye-bye, now.
Auf Wiedersehen
bye bye and good bye are the same thing except that you are putting good in front of it Good bye is more formal, used with those people with whom you may not be familiar - it is more polite. Bye Bye is fine for friends, neighbours and relations, in other words, an informal good bye
German for good day is Guten tag. In Bavaria they tend to use Gruss Gott.
Aurevoir. A bientôt. But if you say "good bye" or "bye bye" everyone understands you.
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