But do you mean "you're welcome" after soemone has said "thank you" or when someone is coming into your home.
I'll assume you former so they say "Prosim" if speaking proper to someone other than a friend or relative... but if you are very familiar you say "Neni zac" and zac is a cha on the end [zach]. It means "it was nothing - don't mention it"
Good bye in spanish is Adios!
Hello=Hola Good-bye=Adiós
"Bye girl" The word muchacha is used on young women , Muchacho is for young men
good bye
Fly rhymes with bye, so yes.
Dovidenia.
In Slovakian, "good afternoon" is translated as "dobré popoludnie."
good bye or bye
Adijo, or nasvidenje. (ad-ee-yoh) (nass-vee-dan-yeh) is this a slovakian or slovenian translation? Slovenian (the bits in brackets are the pronunciations).
Good-bye is more formal than bye-bye. Bye-bye, now.
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
Grandma in Slovakian is "babka."
Grandfather in Slovakian is "dedo."
Slovakian Airlines was created in 2011.
Aurevoir. A bientôt. But if you say "good bye" or "bye bye" everyone understands you.
what is good bye in korea
"Good-bye."