100 Ways to Say goodbye in American English __tree

In fact, less than 100 kinds of
Simple Good-byes
Good-bye
Bye.
So long.
Ta-ta. (informal)
Farewell.
Cheerio.
Hasta la vista. (Spanish)
Adios. (Spanish)
Auf Wiedersehen. (German)
Sayonara. (Japanese)
Arrivederci. (Italian)
Au Revoir. (French)
Adieu. (French)
Ciao. (Itlian)
Good day. (formal)
Good evening. (formal)
Good night.
Good-bye until later.
Good-bye until next time.
Good-bye for now.
You later.
Later, Alligator. (slang)
Later, Gator. (slang)
Later. (informal)
I ' ll try to catch you later.
I ' ll catch you later.
Catch you later
I ' ll talk to you soon.
Let ' s get together soon.
I ' ll be seeing for you.
I'll be in real soon.
To you.
To ya. (informal)
You soon.
You are real soon.
You around.
A little while.
You are next year.
You then.
You tomorrow.

Taking leave of someone
Good running in to
Running into/
Nice running to you
Nice talking for you.
Take Care.
(It is) good to the.
(It is) nice to.
Nice meeting for you.
It is a pleasure meeting for you. (formal)
It is a pleasure to have met. (formal)
It ' s been a real pleasure. (formal)

Leaving a place
Are you read to leave?
Are you about finished?
Are you ready to go?
Ready to go?
Ready to roll? (slang)
Are we away? (slang)
Let ' s blow. (slang)
Blow = Leave
Let ' s blow this pop (sicle) stand. (slang)
Pop (sicle) stand = a cheap place; An undersirable place
Let ' s get out of this taco stand. (slang)
Taco stand = a cheap place; and Undersirable Place
Let ' s blow this joint. (slang)
= Let ' s leave this place.
Let's go while the going ' s good. (cliche)
Let ' s = time to, we got to
Let's get while the getting ' s good. (CLICHE0
Let ' s head out.
Let ' s beat a hasty retreat. (cliche)
Let ' s make tracks. (informal)
Make tracks = Leave a trail (as we go)
Let ' s motor. (slang)
to the motor = to leave by automobile
Let ' s hit the road. (slang)
Let ' s split. (slang)
Let's make like a tree and leave. (jocular)
Let's make like the wind and blow. (jocular)
Let's make like a banana and split. (jocular)
Exit Stage Right
Exit Stage Left
retreat! (slang)

Making plans to keep in touch with someone
I ' ll call you when I get there.
Call if you are there
Don ' t forget to call
Write me.
Let ' s write.
Let ' s do lunch.
I'll be the touch.
Let ' s keep in touch.