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Isnt is known for chocolate?
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Actual translation in our words is:
"Until we see each other again."
Online translators fail to give the true meaning as they are not programmed for combinations.
That is the formal way of saying goodbye to a superior person or new person.
The informal way to say good bye is:
"Tschüss"
It sounds like: "ChooseSUSH" with a short SUSH (like telling someone to be quiet) sound on the end, and all one syllable.
Smacker =)
basically it means "Till we meet again"
Stuart
It's German. It means goodbye.
Nono
good bye in german.
Fenris Troll Ripper JPA RT ATL ®
Until we see each other again, or until or next meeting. It is a polite way of saying goodbye rather than just Tschuess which is bye.
You say it to older people or those you do not know or in business. Tschuess is a more friendly way done with people you know.
Alwin E
In English it means "goodbye", but the literal translation can only be done in Spanish: "hasta la vista". Or French, "au revoir". It all means, "until we meet again".
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@Wulf: In south Germany "tschüß" has widely been replaced by the Italian "ciao" (say "chow"). It is used at departure, but also as a greeting. Some prefer the Austrian "servus" (say "sair-woos", actually "at your service", from the Latin word for servant or slave).
aj
auf Wie·der·seh·en (ouf vdr-zn)
Used to express farewell.
Bill Z
GOOD BYE !
jolin3762003
good bye in german
Jingles
Good bye in German - in a very formal way
Cassandra Elana
It's a way of saying Goodbye, Adieu, hahah in German
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