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Chlo

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2020.12.06 20:41

I read somewhere today that saying さようなら when ending a conversation

or leaving somewhere isn’t actually used very much as it expresses a lot of finality and that it is better to use じゃあね as it is much more natural and less final sounding. Is this correct?
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  • 天才GG 2020.12.06 20:42

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    In casually 😊
  • Zoe 2020.12.06 20:43

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    じゃあね is very casual, for friends only.
  • Chlo 2020.12.06 20:44

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    @天才GG thank you! can I still use さようなら for formal situations without sounding silly?
  • 天才GG 2020.12.06 20:45

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    @Chlo yes
  • Chlo 2020.12.06 20:46

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    @Zoe ありがとうございます 😊
  • Masa 2020.12.06 20:48

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    You’ve got a point.さようなら is not wrong.more formal. To me さようなら sounds sad. We won’t see again-ish. じゃあね is a casual way to say さようなら. Also, you can say バイバイ.bye 👋
  • Kouki 2020.12.06 20:49

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    In formal situation, 「では、しつれいします。」is appropriate.
  • Chlo 2020.12.06 20:54

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    @Masa Thank you so much! This was really helpful 😊
  • Candy 2020.12.06 20:55

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    Yes, it's true! When people leave their office, people often just say ”おつかれさまでした。おさきにしつれいします” to mean “さようなら”.
  • Chlo 2020.12.06 20:56

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    @Kouki Thank you 😊
  • Chlo 2020.12.06 20:59

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    @Candy That is really interesting, thank you so much!😊

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