I learned some other ways to say bye 👋

“See ya later alligator” hopefully the response you get is “in a while crocodile”

Peace out

Deuces.

I’ll take leave is how ppl say off from work ie. “Maternity leave”(off from work after giving borth new mom) idk about uses there may be some according to dictionary but in practice ive never heard besides what i said

Catch 'ya later, See you 'round.

PEACE OUT, SUCKAS! (Don’t use most of these comment suggestions unless you’re joking, OP—they’re all correct but they’re also gonna make you sound like a lunatic. Including mine.😅)

Slap your thighs while rising out of a sit and say “anyway…”

"I'll take leave" is not a natural way to say bye.

Toodles

I just say " bye bye 😃 "

I’m gonna make like a tree and leave. I’m gonna make like a ball and bounce. Let’s blow this popsicle stand. 

[Weeeeeelp, time for me to be hitting the ol’ dusty trail](https://youtu.be/EqAyY8KFagc?si=rwdFwlc7yxBmXKwZ)

I'm going to make like a tree, and get out of here.

Till next time! See ya! I'm Audi I've got to run I'd best be off I guess it's that time...(and make a motion to the door)

See ya later alligator.

You can say   later - peace out - see ya - until we meet again  And Someone told me 'Hasta la vista' before. I didn’t understand, but they said it's like a funny way to say bye.

Catch ya later alligator

Let's blow this popsicle stand

My favourites; so long / see you down the road

fare thee well, peasants! adios, muchachos! so long, farewell, it's time for me to go-oh!

these are some you'll hear in the US: see ya (later), have a good one, drive safe, talk to you later, bye now, buh bye, good seein ya, take care (bonus, not English) Americans love to say "adios!"

Keep the rubber side down. (This one is popular among bicycle enthusiasts. If you're riding on a road bicycle and the wheels are not below you, you are probably Not Having a Good Day.)

Hasta la vista, Baby

My grandma's favorite is "I'm gonna make like a baby and head out"