Hasta-la-vista
[ahs-tah lah vees-tah; English hah-stuh luh vee-stuh] /ˈɑs tɑ lɑ ˈvis tɑ; English ˈhɑ stə lə ˈvi stə/
interjection, Spanish.
1.
until I see you; until we meet; so long.
noun
good bye
Word Origin
Spanish
Spanish, literally “until the meeting (again),” salutation in parting.
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