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My favorite is Japanese sayoonara: "if it must be that way"
by mkstowegnv 12y ago
My favorite is Japanese sayoonara: "if it must be that way"
- thinkpad20 12y agoSayounara is more used for a very long, possibly indefinite goodbye, which accounts for the more wistful translation (similar to "farewell"). The more commonly used form is some form of mata, which means 'again', more in line with the parent's examples.