How do you reply a goodbye letter?

Answer 1

• وداعا - Arabic
• Довиждане - Bulgarian
• Nashledanou - Czech
• Farvel - Danish
• Goodbye - Dutch
• Head aega - Estonian
• Näkemiin - Finnish
• adieu, or au revoir - French
• auf Wiedersehen, or (informally) schüß - German
• Shalom (שלום) - Hebrew

Answer 2

If you were friends with this person, just tell them what you feel. There is no worry about saying the correct thing or using the right format. Goodbyes are more heartfelt.

Some ideas to get you started would be to bring up some of your favorite things about them, and a good memory you had with them. You can also talk about the things you will miss when they are gone.

Include any contact information you want to them to have.

An example:

Dear John,

I was so sad when you told me you were moving away, but I am excited to hear about all the great new things you will be doing. I hope you send me a lot of pictures from YourNewTown.

You've always been so positive and happy. I've appreciated having you around when I had the occasional rough day. It made things easier having a friend like you.

I always think about the time that we did that thing? Remember that? The police were not amused. I was so relieved when they let us go. I did not want to have to explain that to your mom. That night was a lot of fun.

I'm going to miss having lunch with you every day. I am going to have to relearn my entire routine. You are forcing me to go meet new people!

You have my cell phone number and Facebook. I hope you use them a lot!

Miss you,

Jane

Answer 3

mostly "with love _________" you could say "someone" on the blank if you want it to be secret

Answer 4

If they poured their emotions into it i suggest doing the same but in any other circumstance you dont usually reply

Answer 5

thank you = arigato gozaimasu

good bye= sayo nara