Actually IS also the Japanese for "bye-bye". As anyone who speaks any language on Earth knows, there are a number of ways to say "goodbye" in every language -- and "sayonara" is but one in Japanese (and a pretty stuffy one, at that).
See ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/バイバイ for concrete evidence.
Hey everybody, let's not talk about things we don't understand!!
See ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/バイバイ for concrete evidence.
Hey everybody, let's not talk about things we don't understand!!
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Get the Bai bai mug.er bai wu, pronounced AR-BUY-OO in Mandarin Chinese, is translated literally as the number 250 and is a slang term for a very, VERY stupid person. This is widely used in the Northeastern region of China and treated as a taboo with a great deal of superstition. The number is avoided whenever possible, if a buyer in a market is bargaining, he would offer 249 or 251 yuan for an item, but never 250 for risk of appearing foolish.
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with origins dating back to the 1940's, 'bum-bai' is the one pidgin word that really has no obvious derivative.
with origins dating back to the 1940's, 'bum-bai' is the one pidgin word that really has no obvious derivative.
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