BYE is also known as “BE with you.” Almost everyone uses this word in their daily lives while they are leaving someone’s place or walking away from someone. The term BYE was first used in the mid-sixteenth century.

BYE is said in a variety of languages, some of which are included below:

• Afrikaans – bye
• Azerbaijani – bye
• Basque – bye
• English – bye
• Filipino – bye
• Finnish – bye
• Hausa – bye
• Hmong – bye
• Javanese – bye
• Norwegian – bye
• Maori – bye
• Welsh – bye
• Albanian – mirupafshim
• Amharic – bayi
• Arabic – wadaeaan
• Armenian – hay
• Bangla – Bidāẏa
• Belarusian-dapabačennia
• Bosnian–ćao
• Bulgarian-chao
• Catalan–adéu
• Cebuano – sa
• Chinese – Zàijiàn
• Corsican – avvedeci
• Croatian – Pozdrav
• Czech – sbohem
• Danish – farvel
• Dutch – doei
• French – au revoir
• India– Namsate
• Georgian – bai
• German – tschüss
• Greek – antío
• Gujarati – Bāya
• Haitian Creole – babay
• Hawaiian – loa
• Hindi – Namaste
• Hungarian – viszlát
• Icelandic – bless
• Igbo – ka ọ dị
• Indonesian – selamat tinggal
• Irish – beannacht
• Italian – arrivederci
• Japanese – Sayōnara
• Kannada – Bai
• Kazakh – saw bol
• Khmer – lea
• Korean – annyeong
• Kurdish – biçe
• Kyrgyz – koş
• Lao – la
• Latin – vale
• Latvian – sveiks
• Lithuanian – sveiki
• Luxembourgish – Äddi
• Macedonian – baj
• Malagasy – veloma
• Malay – selamat tinggal
• Malayalam – bai
• Maltese – ordinament
• Marathi – Bāya
• Mongolian – bayartai
• Nepali – Bā’ī
• Nyanja – chabwino
• Polish – pa
• Portuguese – tchau
• Punjabi – Alavidā
• Romanian – pa
• Russian – do svidaniya
• Samoan – fa
• Scottish Gaelic – beannachd leat
• Serbian – zdravo
• Shona – chisarai
• Sinhala – bāyi
• Slovak – zbohom
• Slovenian – Adijo
• Somali – bye
• Southern Sotho – sala
• Spanish – adiós
• Sundanese – permios
• Swahili – hebu
• Swedish – adjö
• Tajik – xajr
• Tamil – Varukiṟēṉ
• Telugu – Bai
• Thai – Bāy
• Turkish – Hoşçakal
• Ukrainian – do pobachennya
• Uzbek – xayr
• Vietnamese – tạm biệt
• Western Frisian – doei
• Xhosa – molo
• Yiddish – bey
• Yoruba – o digba
• Zulu – sawubona