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You may say 'ja ne' or 'mata ne,' or to coworkers/colleagues you may say 'otsukaresama.' When you don't plan on seeing someone for a very long time, you may say 'sayonara.' Written in the same order that they occur here, they are: じゃね またね お疲れ様 さようなら

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ja sayonara (formal)

jaa ne / ja mata / mata ne (informal)

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Sayonara, pronounced: sah-yoh-nah-rah

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Baibai バイバイ means bye- bye

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