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Originally posted by Skatche
No no. Actually, goodbye is "adiosu" (adios) or "adyuu" (adieu).  I took that from the dictionary I posted. Look, get it through your head. The Japanese borrowed a lot of words from English, but that was all after the time of the Samurai. "Bai" is no more "bye" than "biiru" is "beer" or "kouhii" ("h" in Japanese is pronounced similair to an "f" in English) is "coffee".
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Dude do you know anything about language.. go look up how you say hello in spanish.. there is like 10 different ways. It is even in the japanese dictionary I have, it says bai is by/bye. Don't get *****y with me Mr. "I know all japanese". It really doesn't matter if it is japanese and came from english.. it is still japanese.. new words are allowed to be added. Go look at the big difference in the Webster dictionary from today and 5 years from now. They add words all the time.