"Thank you and goodbye."

Translation: Terima kasih dan selamat tinggal.

[chuman205]

The person staying says to the person leaving - "selamat jalan" -goodbye/safe travels/bon voyage. The person leaving says to the person staying "selamat tinggal" - goodbye/happy stay (but no real english equivalent). I think most direct example: the person getting in the taxi to the airport says "selamat tinggal". The person waving from the front door of the house says "selamat jalan".

[Lydia406879]

Interesting! Korean makes this same distinction: 안녕히 가세요 ('annyonghi kaseyo') is literally 'go in peace' and 안녕히 계세요 ('annyonghi kyeseyo') is literally 'stay in peace'

[sutozsombor]

I see, terima kasih banyak!

[deactivated user]

Other places it accepts sampai jumpa as goodbye but here it doesn't. Please fix!

[Mocky_42]

I also thought this was correct, does anyone know if there is a difference in meaning?

[Garry_G]

Duolingo is far from real life conversation...

[AbdullahAAK]

Why isn't makasih a valid option?

[AtaIbnAbiR]

We use makasih in real life, but it's informal.

[sutozsombor]

What is the difference between Selamat tinggal! and Selamat jalan! ?

[Rick392366]

What is the difference between Selamat tinggal! and Selamat jalan! ?

Literally translated, it's something like this :
Selamat tinggal = Farewell
Selamat jalan = Have a safe journey/trip

[AlexandreD300770]

Selamat jalan means something like be safe on the road

[AstridBekker]

Well if tinggal is farewell why wasn't this asked? This way its always wrong the first time it was jalan and i thought ok i write it down and now it was wrong .

[w1lliam_s3tiadj1]

Jalan can also mean walk, or road

[Rani_offcl]

I know, like Jln Hj. Neman

[dfein001]

It does not give point of reference for the person saying "goodbye"