SENDING OFF SOMEONE AT THE AIRPORT

G - Ganga       P - Preethi       S - Sekar

G -   Goodbye Preethi. Have a good flight. I'll miss you very much
P -   Ganga dear. It's been nice seeing you in Pans again. I'M ring you up as soon            as I get back

G -   I’ll call you too Give my love to everyone at home in Chennai

S -   Goodbye Preethi. Have you got everything? That's good.
G -   Goodbye Sekar   Thank you for everything (Preethi goes through the departure         gate).

S -   Ganga, you look sad. Come on, cheer up! Preethi will come again. Let’s get            back to the car park I hope I left the doors locked.

G -   I hope you did too. There are sometime bad elements around at these                   airports...

A -   Bye – mum, see you soon!

B -   Well, goodbye son.   Look after yourself. Don’t forget to write darling.

I) Other casual forms of saying 'Goodbye'
a) Among friends or younger boys and girls.

See you later guys

Yes O.K. Bye

b) One student might say to another.

A -   'Well I'm off now'. I'll see you.

B -   'Yes, sure next week possibly. . Okay, fine. Bye.

C - Cherio-Bye

Some more formal or polite forms of goodbye

a) To someone you know a little, for example somebody you have met on the road.

A - Well, I look forward to seeing you again.

8 – Yes, that would be nice.

A - Bye bye ... (Goodbye)

B - Bye bye. {Goodbye)

b) To someone you have met just now.

A -   Well, It’s been really nice meeting you I hope we meet again
sometime. Goodbye.

B - Goodbye.

C) We say 'Goodbye' on leaving someone at night or when going to bed.

A - It's time to go to sleep, Sita.
B - Yes, Goodbye, mum.
A - Bye darling.

d) A - Goodbye Kalyani.

B - Goodbye Narmada. Have a nice evening.
A - Thanks Kalyani. See you tomorrow.

At weekends to school and college mates, colleagues, teachers

A - Goodbye Soorya. Have a good journey.

B - Thank you very much Haran. See you next Monday.

A - Yes, of course. Goodbye.