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Goodbye: there are several ways of saying this.
"Da bo ti" (familiar) and "Da bo chi" (formal) are the usual ones.
There is also "ffarwel", which to be honest I have only ever seen in print. If you want to be casual, then you can say "hwyl". which translates as "cheers".
Hello: "helo" or "shw'mae?". The latter is a way of asking how you're doing which doesn't expect any reply.
"Da bo ti" (familiar) and "Da bo chi" (formal) are the usual ones.
There is also "ffarwel", which to be honest I have only ever seen in print. If you want to be casual, then you can say "hwyl". which translates as "cheers".
Hello: "helo" or "shw'mae?". The latter is a way of asking how you're doing which doesn't expect any reply.
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