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Stop saying "SAYONARA" ┃the NATIVE WAY (Patreon)

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2017-07-25 04:30:40

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2024-04

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おはようございます♪ This is not a longer lesson exclusive to Patreons but I thought I'd show it to you guys first. :)

You probably learnt the word "sayonara (さようなら)" for "good bye" but we DON'T actually really use it unless you are in elementary / primary school.
In fact, if someone says "sayonara", it sounds like we might not ever see each other again. (Thus often used when breaking up, before the war etc...)

So! In this lesson you'll learn how to PROPERLY say "bye" / "see you later" in Japanese.

How to say "bye" to your friends, family, your co-workers...I've explained it all :)

じゃ、またね＾＾

P.S. I'll upload this month's Patreon-only video soon!

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Stop saying "Sayonara" - How to say "Bye" ┃NATIVE WAY

Did a textbook teach you to say "SAYONARA"? Stop using it! If you say "sayonara" to a Japanese person, they'll smile and nod but it's still weird. And they won't let you know that. If you want to sound NATIVE, watch this lesson. ~~~ This time we'll learn several different ways to say "Bye" / "See you later" / "See you tomorrow" / "Talk to you later" both formally and informally. Learn the differences between: ☆さようなら (Sayounara) ★失礼します。 (Shitsurei shimasu) ☆またね (Mata-ne) ★じゃあね (Jaa-ne) ☆ じゃあ、またね (Jaa, mata ne) ★ それじゃ / そんじゃ (Sore ja / Son ja) ☆ ばいばい (bai-bai) ★ また明日 (Mata ashita) ☆ お先に失礼します。 (O-saki-ni shitsurei shimasu) ★ お疲れ様です。 (O-tsukare-sama desu) ☆ 行ってきます (Itte-kimasu) ★ 行ってらっしゃい (Itte-rasshai) Want longer lessons? Support me on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/japaneseammo Hope you enjoy it! Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the videos :) I read all the comments and I appreciate them all xx ********************************************** SUBSCRIBE to our Newsletter!!! ☆ More Japanese lessons exclusively for subscribers http://bit.ly/1YldZgu ********************************************** I want friends on Twitter! Talk to me @japaneseammo Instagram @japaneseammo_misa Read more articles on the grammar - http://www.japaneseammo.com/