How do you say 'bye in Ukrainian?

Answer 1

There are various ways of saying 'bye in Ukrainian.

You could say "до побачення" (formal), which means "good bye". It is pronounced "do pobuchenna", where the "u" is pronounced as in the word 'trust', the "nn" is doubled and soft, similar to the "n" sound in the the English word "knee" (the end of the word is pronounced much like "knaa" instead of "knee").

You could also say "бувай" (informal). This is pronounced like "boovuy", again with the "u" sound as in the word "trust".

If you want to say something more like "see you there" or "see ya", you can say "побачимось" (informal), pronounced "pobuchemos". Again, the "u" is like in the word "trust", the "e" is similar to the French "-er" as in "parler", and the "s" is soft as in French word "si".

If you are saying bye to your close friend, you can just say "папа" , pronounced "pupu"; as before the "u" is like in the word "trust". When an Ukrainian say it, he often waves his hand which is an international gesture when goodbyeing.

As in English, there are other ways of saying good bye, but these are the most commonly used.

Answer 2

In Ukrainian, "bye" is translated as "До побачення" (pronounced: Doh po-ba-che-n-ya), which is a formal way of saying goodbye.