sayonara in Kurdish
sayonara in Kurdish is adio — sayonara means goodbye — a farewell, borrowed from Japanese.
sayonara in Kurdish
adio
(informal, often, _, jocular, especially, _, used when referring to Japan) Goodbye, adieu.
What does "sayonara" mean?
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intj Goodbye — a farewell, borrowed from Japanese.
"He waved and shouted "sayonara!" as the train pulled away."
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noun An instance of saying goodbye.
"It was a quick sayonara before they went their separate ways."
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sayonara in a sentence
- He waved and shouted "sayonara!" as the train pulled away.
- It was a quick sayonara before they went their separate ways.
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What is "sayonara" in Kurdish?
"sayonara" in Kurdish is adio. sayonara means: Goodbye — a farewell, borrowed from Japanese.
How do you use "sayonara" in a sentence?
Example: "He waved and shouted "sayonara!" as the train pulled away." In Kurdish, "sayonara" is adio.
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