Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Bye"

A: Bye take care (of yourself)!

A: "Bye, Felicia" = I'm done talking to you; I don't care any more; you're annoying me

It comes from this scene from the movie Friday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G05u7ihoYQA

A: Se tulee elokuvaa. Felicia elokuva on ärsyttävää ja toinen henkilö hylkää ne kesken lauseen.

It comes from a movie. Felicia in the film is being annoying and the other person dismisses them in the middle of a sentence.

A: It's just a way of saying bye...and it also implies that you plan on seeing the person again in the future. But generally, it's a cute way of saying "bye"

A: dope is a way of saying it is really good or awesome. Just something most teenagers say.

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A: If you were leaving but planning to return shortly you could say "bye for now".

A: Bye is much more common. You can tell anyone bye or goodbye. So long is rarely used but it sounds more kind and gentle. I would not use it all the time though and probably only use it with people you know well. They are both used when you or someone else is leaving.

A: Bye is goodbye for good. Bye for now means you hope to see them again. See you later, is the same intent.

A: The first bye is just short for "goodbye."
The second buy means to buy something- to purchase something at a store.
Pay means to give money to someone in exchange for something else- like how you pay for things at a store.
I hope this helps!

A: Bye is more formal

A: Good bye

A: ただの "bye bye" の方がいいです。"Now" を付けると "ほっといてくれ" の様になります。

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A: Formal: goodbye
Casual: bye

A: You would answer: Thank you! You too

A: Bye, James, I'm leaving now. I'm sorry I bothered you*

A: Sounds good to me! :)

A: Yes perfect!

A: The o in folks and go need to be a little pronounced. You would write the end as I gotta go. It’s not proper grammar but we use gotta more than I have got to go

A: It also sounds natural if you say "It was good talking with you."