Bye in Tagalog

Bye in Tagalog is translated as “Paalam”, the most common way to say goodbye in Filipino. This versatile farewell expression is used in both formal and casual settings across the Philippines. Discover how Filipinos bid farewell and explore the cultural nuances behind this essential phrase below.

[Words] = Bye

[Definition]:
– Bye /baɪ/
– Exclamation: A short informal way of saying goodbye.
– Interjection: Used when parting from someone or ending a conversation.

[Synonyms] = Paalam, Sige, Ayos, Hanggang sa muli, Adios, Babay, Ingat

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: I have to go now, bye!
– Ex1_PH: Kailangan ko nang umalis, paalam!

– Ex2_EN: Bye, see you tomorrow at school.
– Ex2_PH: Paalam, kita tayo bukas sa paaralan.

– Ex3_EN: She waved and said bye to her friends.
– Ex3_PH: Kumaway siya at nagsabi ng paalam sa kanyang mga kaibigan.

– Ex4_EN: Bye for now, take care!
– Ex4_PH: Paalam muna, mag-ingat ka!

– Ex5_EN: He said bye and left the office early.
– Ex5_PH: Nagsabi siya ng paalam at umalis nang maaga sa opisina.