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30 slang ways to say goodbye.
1. Take it easy.
It means to relax. Here it means goodbye.
2. Take it light. This is very slang. Use it with people you know.
3. Take care. Very polite. It means take care of yourself.
4. It was nice seeing you. This means you enjoyed seeing the other person.
5. Have a good one. This means have a good day. It's very polite.
6. Hava a nice one. It's similar to 'have a good one', but it's a bit more slang.
7. See you (a)round. Or we say see you 'round'.
8. See ya later. We don't say see 'you'. It's see 'ya'.
9. Later on. OR Later. It comes from see you later.
10. I gotta get going. Gotta means have got to. This is very slang.
11. Till next time, till later, till tomorrow. Very formal.
12. So long. We use this when people are leaving for a long period of time.
13. See you. OR See ya. It comes from see ya later.
14. I'm outta here. Outta means out of. I am outta here.
15. I'm out. This is very short. It comes from 'I'm outta here'.
16. I'm taking off. Just like an airplane takes off.
17. I'm off. This is very short. Use it with people you know.
18. I'm splitting. This is casual, but slang.
19. Peace -or- Peace out. Young people like this phrase a lot.
20. I'll holler at ya later. Holler means to scream. Here is means good bye.
21. I'll catch ya later. This is very slang, and has some style.
22. Catch you on the flipside. This is very slang; use it with people you are close to.
23. I need to shoot the gap. This is a nice stylish way to say goodbye.
24. I'm hitting the bricks. This is a cool way to say goodbye.
25. I am heading out. To head out. This is slang, but we can use it anytime.
26. I need to jet. It is like taking off. Very slang.
27. I'm gonna hit the road. We use this when we are leaving or travelling away from a place.
28. I gotta run. That doesn't mean run. It means to go. Bye Bye.
29. I am bouncing outta here. This is used in the hip hop culture.
30. I'm gonna make like a tree and leaf. This is just a joke, but people like it.
That is 30 slang ways to say goodbye.
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