The Dutch phrase for "goodbye" is spelled as "tot ziens".
Toedeloe is Dutch and means "Bye/ Goodbye".
Bye is an English equivalent of 'Doei'.
Tot later is a Dutch equivalent of 'Until later'.
Yolyen Bye-hoover: It's a Dutch name. The "bye" is aproximate....the sound doesn't exist in English.
(to the tune of "forget you" bye ceelow green) this is for when Maryland was founded and it was a 13 original colonies I see you walking round town in Maryland and I'm like religious freedom woohoohooo
it is bye the dutch people that made doughnuts made in scanidnavia
The surname "Bye" is of English origin. It is derived from the Old Norse word "byr," meaning "farm" or "settlement." It is likely that the surname Bye originated as a locational surname, originally given to people who lived or worked at a farm or settlement.
Tot ziens is a Dutch equivalent of 'Goodbye'. A more informal way of saying 'goodbye' is Dag.Doei is a Dutch equivalent of 'Bye', and Tot ziensmeans 'Goodbye' in the sense of 'See you later'.
In the British Virgin Islands. Hope i helped :) k bye
The original production of Bye Bye Birdie first appeared on Broadway on April 14, 1960. The show ran for over a year and has been reintroduced on Broadway many times.
According to the "Hear Dutch Here" website, it is pronounced nearly as it looks, with the emphasis on the first "e" in Beyeren. Also, they "Bey" syallable is pronounced like bye in good-bye.