Almanca 🔊 auf Nimmerwiedersehen , otherwise no real idiomatic saying , wurde auch Zeit /aʊ̯f ˌnɪmɐˈviːdɐseː(ə)n/ good riddance!, see you never!
eş: für immer, auf immer, für immer und ewig, auf immer und ewig, bis in alle Ewigkeit, für alle Ewigkeit
köken: Blend of auf Wiedersehen (“farewell”, literally “that [we may] meet again, till we meet again”) + nimmer (“never again”), literally, “that we may never see again”.
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good riddance
eş: bon vent
İspanyolca 🔊 adiós y buen viaje , buen desfacimiento , buen deshacimiento , buena desfacción , con viento fresco , cruz y raya /kom ˌbjento ˈfɾesko/ with disgust or anger
köken: Literally, “with fresh wind”.
🔊 Se marchó con viento fresco.
🔊 Con viento fresco el navío hecho pedazos se escapa, pero a pocos pasos pierde de salvarse la esperanza
🔊 No seas pata y lárgate con viento fresco, que lo que tú necesitas es dormirla.
goodbye, farewell (with the wish of never meeting that person again)
Arapça 🔊 رَحِيل غَيْر مَأْسُوف عَلَيْهِ , رَحِيل غَيْر مَأْسُوف عَلَيْهَا
goodbye · indicates the speaker is happy about leaving of the other side; good riddance.
köken: From به (be) + سلامت (salâmat).
Azerice 🔊 xoş getdin , yaxşı yol , yol açıqdır /jɑχˈʃɯ jɔɫ/ bon voyage, have a good journey, have a good trip.
good riddance
köken: Literally, “tidied up looks neat”.
good riddance (expressing satisfaction with the departure or death of someone that is not liked)
köken: Literally, “already goes late”, or more loosely translated as “about time for he/she to go”.
driving off a troublesome person, getting rid of a nuisance, good riddance
çekim: geçmiş 厄介払いした
köken: From 厄介 (yakkai, “trouble, burden”) + 払い (harai, “driving away”). The harai changes to barai as an instance of rendaku (連濁).
İsveççe 🔊 bli kvitt (något eller någon) , lycklig resa
good riddance to bad rubbish, good riddance
köken: Literally, “the grandma's out of the cart, the horses have it easier (now)”.
Ukraynaca 🔊 скатерти́ною доро́га , ска́тертю доро́га
Fince 🔊 tervemenoa , toivottu lähtö , toivottu meno /ˈterʋeˣˌmenoɑ/ good riddance (indicates that a departure, or loss is welcome)
köken: terve (“well, healthy”) + menoa (“going”, partitive); formed according to tervetuloa (“welcome”)
🔊 Näkemiin ja tervemenoa!
Rumence 🔊 adio și n-am cuvinte , drum bun! , du-te! , ducă-se!
Macarca 🔊 jó, hogy megszabadultunk tőle , nem fog hiányozni , nem fogunk könnyeket hullatni érte , nem kár érte
goodbye forever; see you never; good riddance forever
köken: Sino-Vietnamese word from 永別, composed of 永 (“permanent”) and 別 (“to leave”).
🔊 Vĩnh biệt người bạn yêu dấu.
🔊 Vĩnh biệt!
Estonca 🔊 head teed tal minna
Tayca 🔊 ดีมาก , ไป ๆ ซะได้ก็ดี
good riddance
köken: Literally, “good wind and new boat”.
İrlandaca 🔊 bliain mhaith i diaidh
Belarusça 🔊 абру́сам даро́га
Yidiş 🔊 אַ שיינע ריינע כּפּרה
ast 🔊 a Arxel, que ye tierra caliente