"Goodbye"

Translation: Kwa heri

[NYCIngrid]

I believe that it is kind of like "adios" in Spanish. "Adios" is from "a dios" or "to God," blessing someone when you leave them. "Kwaheri" is the same as "kwa heri" or "for blessedness," again, blessing someone when you leave them. That could be slightly off, but the idea is that it is really two words run together to make one and, in Swahili, you can either leave them apart or run them together.

[Gazelle1596]

Kwa heri - literally "With luck" - or blessedness as you said :)
So you wish the person all the best as they go, on their way.

[ISpeakAlien]

Good point! I hope you get lots of lingots for pointing that out! I gave you one.

[NYCIngrid]

Thank you Alien speaker!!

[ISpeakAlien]

You're welcome! Do you want any translations into Alien?

[Orbfluid]

What's alien in alien? xD

[NYCIngrid]

Not right now, but I will certainly keep you in mind if I do!

[ISpeakAlien]

Ok!

[YVfYaT]

Just to be certain, you can say "kwa heri" as well as just "kwa" or "heri"?

[NYCIngrid]

You say the whole thing, not the separate pieces, if you want to say "goodbye."

[ngarrang]

Reported March 10, 2017...suggestion is missing the 'heri' part.

[PaulNiesen1]

It is still missing as of Nov 5th 2017.

[colornbian]

Still missing (March 13th, 2018)

[posi5]

I thought this is written as one word "kwaheri"

[Drasher]

Both are acceptable, according to wiktionary.

[ISpeakAlien]

Me too. I was accepted, but it said I missed a space.

[Sarahngola1]

I am also used to it being one word - kwaheri.