Question:
What is Goodbye in bisaya/cebuano?
Answer:
“Goodbye” is translated in Bisaya/Cebuano as “Babai” o “Bai“. Pronounced as “bye”.
You can also say “Goodbye” in Bisaya thru the following variations:
- “Adto sa ko.” (Ahd-tuh sah kuh)
- “Ari sa ko.” (Ah-rih sah kuh)
- “Mulakaw sa ko.” (Muh-lah-kaw sah kuh)
Examples of saying “Goodbye” (Bai) in daily conversations with your lover or sweetheart:
- Goodbye my love! – “Bai, akong palangga!” (Bai ah-kung pa-lahng-gah)
- Goodbye honey – “Bai honey.”
- Goodbye sweetie – “Bai sweetie.”
- Goodbye cutiepie – “Bai cutiepie.”
Examples of saying “Goodbye” in Bisaya/Cebuano with your male friends:
- Bye friends! or Bye comrades – “Mu-adto sa ko mga pre” (Muh-ad-tuh sah kuh ma-nga preh.)
- Bye lad! – “Adto sa ko bai” (Ad-tuh sah kuh bai.)
- Bye John! – “Ari sa ko John!” (Ah-rih sah ko John)
- Bye male friend – “Bai migo” (Bai mih-guh)
Examples of saying “Goodbye” in Bisaya/Cebuano with your female friends:
- Goodbye ladies – “Adto sa ko mga inday” (Ad-tu sah kuh mga in-dai)
- Bye female friend – “Bai miga” (Bai mih-gah)
Example sentences using “Goodbye” in Bisaya/Cebuano translation:
- Goodbye hon. I’ll be back soon. – “Bai hon. Mubalik dayon ko.”
- Goodbye hon. I’ll be missing you a lot. – “Bai hon. Mingawon kaayo ko nimo.”
- Bye hon. I’ll bring you your favorite pizza. – “Bai hon. Dal-an ka nako ug paborito nimo nga pizza.”
- Goodbye Mommy. Don’t forget my monthly allowance. – “Bai ma. Ayaw kalimti akong allowance kada bulan.”
- Goodbye, Dad. Please buy me a toy. – “Bai pa. Palite ko ug duwaan.”
- Goodbye son. I’ll buy you a toy. – “Bai nak. Palitan ka nako ug duwaan.”
- Goodbye good friend. – “Bai buutan nga amigo.”
- Goodbye Grandpa. You’re the best grandpa in the whole world. – “Bai lo. Ikaw ang pinaka-da-best LOLO sa tibook kalibutan.”
- Goodbye Grandma. You’re the best grandma in the whole world. – “Bai la. Ikaw ang pinaka-da-best LOLA sa tibook kalibutan.”
- Goodbye to you my trusted friend. – “Bai nimo akong sinaligang amigo.”