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another Spanish term for goodbye?

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Parlee, the teacher in these lessons said something like, "Oste luego.." when indicating goodbye. How is that term spelled?

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updated Sep 21, 2011
posted by ford800813

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Here are some different ways to say goodbye:

Hasta luego = See you later This is what your teacher probably said

Hasta la vista =Until I see you

Hasta mañana = See you tomorrow

Hasta pronto = See you soon

Hasta la próxima vez = Until next time

ádios = Goodbye

chau = bye bye (colloquial) This has become a favourite with younger people

Please note that the Italian version is ciao and the Brazilian Portuguese version is tchau

nos vemos = see you later (I am not 100% sure of the exact English translation here )lit; we will see each other later

I hope this helps wink smile grin

Corrijan mi Español, por favor

updated Sep 21, 2011
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
Feliz: My favorite is Hasta manana. It rolls of the tongue. Of course only good when you will be seeing the person the next day. Hmmmmm cannot make tldes when doing comment, only for answers. - drewrywpg, Sep 21, 2011
I think you mean: tiLdes - FELIZ77, Sep 21, 2011
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Hasta (until) luego (later).

Similar to Arnold's now classic "Hasta la vista, Baby"

¡Bienvenida al foro!

Welcome to the forum!

updated Sep 21, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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"Hasta luego"

This actually means "see you later". "Goodbye" is "adiós".

updated Sep 21, 2011
posted by geouk