When people do not say goodbye on the phone, it can indicate a range of things, such as a desire to end the conversation abruptly, feeling rushed, or a lack of emotional investment in the interaction. It might also reflect cultural differences, where formal farewells are less common. In some cases, it could simply be a habit or oversight, suggesting a more casual approach to communication.
In Yup'ik, you can say "Quyanaq" to mean goodbye.
What I Mean to Say Is Goodbye was created on 2005-06-07.
If u mean spanish, then this is how u say goodbye. ADIOS!
People in Canada speak English, so I imagine they would say 'bye'
"Goodbye" or "Bye" are most commonly used to end a phone conversation. You can also use, "thank you" or "I'll talk to you later".
to say goodbye to someone
selika
masalama
uhi
adios
What else can you say. When you pick up, you can't say goodbye or hi or any other thang.
"Viszlát" or if you are on the phone with someone you say "Viszhal". In the sleng: "Szia", "Csá", "Csáó", "Helló"