bai bai
actually is also the j-panese for “bye-bye”. as anyone who speaks any language on earth knows, there are a number of ways to say “goodbye” in every language — and “sayonara” is but one in j-panese (and a pretty stuffy one, at that).
see ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/バイバイ for concrete evidence.
hey everybody, let’s not talk about things we don’t understand!!
じゃあね、バイバイ！ (jaa ne, bai bai!)
bye-bye
baibai doll!
just correcting the other definition for this phrase, “bai bai” is not j-panese for “bye bye”. if you have to put it as an asian language, it’s chinese for “bye bye”. when you say “bye bye”, in chinese it sounds like words that have chinese pinyin (the system that helps you to read chinese words) for “bai bai”.
and j-panese for “bye” is sayonara.
it’s widely used among chinese kids.
“g2g, bai bai~”
j-panese for bye bye. mostly used by mmorpg gamers because everone understands it and it looks kewler.
‘d-mn man, gtg to cl-ss’
‘kk, cya l8r bro’
‘bai bai’
the hottest b-tch alive people see her in the streets and wish they could aproach her but she only has one best friend who she cherishes more then anything usually named julia but she is the giver of nick names and is a strong believer in 80s music
did you see that girl at mcdonald’s earlier? yeah she was definitely a bai bai
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