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さようなら

sayounara

goodbye

JLPT N5phrase

Word Details

Reading	さようなら
Romaji	sayounara
Meaning	goodbye
Part of Speech	phrase
JLPT Level	JLPT N5

Example Sentence

さようなら。()

Sayounara.

Goodbye.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does さようなら mean in Japanese?

さようなら (さようなら, sayounara) means "goodbye" in Japanese. It is a JLPT N5 vocabulary word.

How do you pronounce さようなら?

さようなら is pronounced "sayounara" in Japanese. The hiragana reading is さようなら.

What JLPT level is さようなら?

さようなら is a JLPT N5 word. JLPT N5 is the beginner level with ~800 words.