बाय-बाय
बाय-बाय, मिलते हैं कल!
Bye-bye, see you tomorrow!
An informal way to say goodbye, borrowed from English.
उसने कहा, 'बाय-बाय!' और चला गया।
He said, 'Bye-bye!' and left.
बच्चे खेलने के बाद बाय-बाय बोलकर चले गए।
The kids played and then said bye-bye and left.
Commonly used in casual conversations, especially among younger speakers or in urban areas.
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Pro Tip
When to use 'बाय-बाय'
Use 'बाय-बाय' in casual conversations, especially with friends, family, or peers. It’s a friendly and modern way to say goodbye.
Gold Rule
Avoid in formal settings
'बाय-बाय' is informal. In formal or traditional contexts, use 'अलविदा' or 'फिर मिलेंगे'.
Word Origin
Borrowed from English 'bye-bye', which is a reduplication of 'bye' (short for 'goodbye'). The term gained popularity in Hindi due to the influence of English in modern communication.
Usage Notes
Prefer 'अलविदा' or 'फिर मिलेंगे' in formal or traditional contexts. 'बाय-बाय' is more suited for informal settings.