How do you say goodbye in Belgium?

Answer 1

The two main language in Belgium are Flemish (related to Dutch) and Walloon, a dialect of French.

In both languages hello would Hallo; you could also say goedendag or bonjour

Answer 2

It depends on who you are saying it to and whether or not you were being formal or informal. If you were saying goodbye to your friend you could say doei (pronounced do-E) but if you were saying goodbye to your boss or a stranger you would likely say Tot Ziens. (pronounced tot seen-ss) You could also say "Dag" for hello or goodbye but the "g" sound in Dutch is very difficult for foreigners to say correctly and is impossible for me to try to phonetically spell.

Answer 3

In Belgium, there are three official languages: Dutch, French, and German. In Dutch, the most commonly spoken language in Belgium, you would say "tot ziens" for goodbye. In French, you would say "au revoir," and in German, you would say "auf Wiedersehen." The choice of language would depend on the region of Belgium you are in and the language spoken there.

Answer 4

Belgium has the Dutch language (along with the French). "Dag" means bye, "tot ziens" means bye, until I see you again.

Answer 5

au revoir (see you later) adieu ( goodbye for long time)

Answer 6

Fine caneegauck

Answer 7

bonjour