bye in Greek
bye in Greek is αντίο, γεια — bye means an informal way of saying goodbye.
bye in Greek
αντίο
Pronounced: adio
(colloquial) Goodbye.
γεια
Pronounced: geia
(colloquial) Goodbye.
What does "bye" mean?
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intj An informal way of saying goodbye.
"Bye! See you tomorrow."
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noun An automatic advance to the next round of a competition without playing an opponent.
"She got a bye in the first round and rested instead."
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bye in a sentence
- Bye! See you tomorrow.
- Bye for now, and thank you for the lovely dinner!
- She got a bye in the first round and rested instead.
- The top seed received a bye into the second round.
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What is "bye" in Greek?
"bye" in Greek is αντίο, γεια. bye means: An informal way of saying goodbye.
How do you pronounce αντίο?
"bye" in Greek is αντίο, pronounced "adio".
How do you use "bye" in a sentence?
Example: "Bye! See you tomorrow." In Greek, "bye" is αντίο, γεια.
Are there other ways to say "bye" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "bye": αντίο, γεια.
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