"Sayonara(さようなら)" is actually a very emotional phrase. It's not simply "bye" but often used when leaving someone for good. (e.g. before war)
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Replying to @japaneseammo
Would さようなら be appropriate to use if you left japan but stayed in contact through skype? I'm assuming its about no more physical contact..
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Replying to @Darazanjoll
You mean when you say bye at the end of Skype chat / call? Then still さようなら is a bit intense. smith like それじゃ、また is better :)
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Replying to @japaneseammo
Oh no. Lets take your example, would the soldiers say さようなら before going to war if they later could contact their family through skype?
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Replying to @Darazanjoll
If he thinks he might die in the war, yeah. But if it's not like he won't ever see them again, he wouldn't say it :)
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