Bon voyage

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Do you say "turas math dhut / dhuibh" or "turas math leat / leibh"?
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Re: Bon voyage

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I'd say "dhut/dhuibh", but I'm not a native.
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Tha an dà chuid ceart.
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Mòran taing. A bheil diofar sam bith eadarra...?
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Chan eil really...

Tha iomadh abairt ann a bhios a' cleachdadh le no do airson leithid de "goodbye" a dhèanamh.

Beannachd leat, mar sin leat -- goodbye.
Ach ma bhios tu a' coimhead air na naidheachdan, no Eòrpa, bidh iad ag ràdh aig deireadh a' phrógram "Feasgar math dhuibh", agus sin "goodbye" cuideachd. ("Feasgar math!" = Hello, "Feasgar math dhuibh!" = Goodbye... nice and clear, right? Bha rudeigin mar sin anns a' Bheurla bho chionn greis: "I bid you good evening" = goodbye.)
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