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By now, you have probably noticed that there are many ways to say goodbye in Spanish. Each one is slightly different and depends on how and when you expect to see the person again.

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This task doesn't have audio. Read the question below and select the correct answer.

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Which option correctly matches these Spanish farewells in order?

Adiós, Hasta luego, Hasta mañana, Hasta pronto, Chao

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See you later, Goodbye, Bye, See you soon, See you tomorrow

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All of these are out of order. Try again by thinking about the meaning of each phrase.

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Goodbye, See you later, See you tomorrow, See you soon, Bye

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Goodbye, See you soon, See you later, See you tomorrow, Bye

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Only one is correct. Think about when each phrase would be used.

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Goodbye, See you later, See you soon, See you tomorrow, Bye

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Just three of these are in the right place. Focus on the difference between "see you soon" and "see you later".

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Each farewell has a slightly different meaning, depending on how soon you expect to see the person again.

Expresión	Meaning	When to use
Adiós	Goodbye	A general or slightly formal farewell.
Hasta luego	See you later	When you plan to see the person again, but not immediately.
Hasta mañana	See you tomorrow	When you expect to see the person the next day.
Hasta pronto	See you soon	When you expect to see the person very soon.
Chao	Bye	Informal and friendly.