What do you say if someone says adios?

Answer 1

hasta luego

Answer 2

If someone says "adios," an appropriate response would be "hasta luego," which means "see you later" in Spanish. This is a common way to bid farewell in Spanish-speaking countries. Another response could be "adios" as well, as it simply means "goodbye" in Spanish. The choice of response may depend on the level of formality or familiarity with the person.

Answer 3

'Reply 'Adios'.

It is 'good bye' in Spanish.

Its literal translation from its Latin root is ' To God'.

In otherwords , when parting, you are wishing the correspodent to be in the care of God's protection, and not come to harm.

'Adieu' , from Medieaval French , os another form of the same phrase. 'A dieu' ; 'To God'.

Answer 4

Many things could be said, such as:

* "Nothing." * Repeat what has been said. * "Yah..." * "I didn't say anything." * "Your face." All either have to do with the previous sentence just spoken, or the person tends to change the subject into something hysterical/annoying.

Answer 5

You could say "adios" back.

If you're going to see them later, say "hasta luego".

If you're not going to see them until tomorrow, you could say "hasta manana" (pretend the first n in manana has a tilde over it.)

If you're not going to see them for a very long time, say "hasta la vista".

Answer 6

I hope you feel better soon. Please let me know if there is anything I can do. (Don't say the second part unless you mean it, though.)

Answer 7

Nos vemos