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goscarlet | 13:05 Thu 15th Jul 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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how do people in England say goodbye?
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'Goodbye' (in an English accent).
13:12 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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tata cya bye
14:43 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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They tend to say 'bye' or 'cheerio'.
15:00 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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Laters!
15:03 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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see you later, bye bye and when i'm feeling continental au revior!
15:58 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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Tarrah
16:48 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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see ya
20:46 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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Where are you from then goscarlet?
21:12 Thu 15th Jul 2004
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Byeeee! "Goodbye" is the formal version of saying 'Goodbye'.
03:09 Fri 16th Jul 2004
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******** !
13:48 Fri 16th Jul 2004
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Arrivederci. Or Sayonara, if you're Italian.
18:30 Fri 16th Jul 2004
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Be seeing you (or even BCNU), particualarly for those who followed "The Prisoner". (and surely Sayonara is Japanese?)
21:45 Sun 18th Jul 2004

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