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138 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܡܲܣܸܡ ܒܵܠܵܐ (masim bālā) — good-bye
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܡܲܣܸܡܝ ܒܵܠܵܐ (masim bālā) — good-bye
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܡܲܣܸܡܘܼܢ ܒܵܠܵܐ (masimun bālā) — good-bye
• Bulgarian: късме́т! (kǎsmét!) — good-bye
• Cebuano: pag-amping — good-bye
• Cebuano: amping — good-bye
• Chinese Cantonese: 保重 (bou2 zung6) — good-bye
• Chinese: 慢慢行 (bān-bān kiân) — good-bye
• Chinese: 慢慢仔行 (bān-bān-á kiân) — good-bye
• Chinese: 較細膩 /较细腻 (khà sòe-lī / khah sòe-lī / khah sè-jī / khah sòe-jī) — good-bye
• Chinese: 較斟酌咧 /较斟酌咧 (khà chim-chiok-lé / khà chim-chiok-lér / khà chim-chiok-le̍h / khah chim-chiok-le̍h / khah chim-chiok-leh / khah chim-chiok-teh / khah chim-chiak-teh) — good-bye
• Chinese Mandarin: 好走 (hǎozǒu) — good-bye
• Chinese Mandarin: 小心 (xiǎoxīn) — good-bye
• Chinese Mandarin: 保重 (bǎozhòng) — good-bye
• Czech: opatruj se — good-bye
• Dutch: hou je haaks — good-bye
• Dutch: het ga je goed — good-bye
• Finnish: pidä huolta itsestäsi — good-bye
• French: prenez soin de vous — good-bye
• French: prends soin de toi — good-bye
• German: pass auf dich auf — good-bye
• German: mach's gut — good-bye
• Hungarian: vigyázz magadra — good-bye
• Hungarian: vigyázzon magára — good-bye
• Irish: tabhair aire duit féin — good-bye
• Irish: tabhair aire daoibh féin — good-bye
• Jamaican Creole: walk good — good-bye
• Japanese: 大切にしてください (taisetsu ni shite kudasai) — good-bye
• Japanese: 気をつけて下さい (ki o tsukete kudasai) — good-bye
• Japanese: お大事に (o-daiji ni) — good-bye
• Kapampangan: mingat — good-bye
• Kazakh: сау бол (sau bol) — good-bye
• Korean: 몸 조심하십시오 (mom josimhasipsio) — good-bye
• Korean: 몸조리 잘하십시오 (momjori jalhasipsio) — good-bye
• Korean: 몸 조심하세요 (mom josimhaseyo) — good-bye
• Korean: 몸조리 잘하세요 (momjori jalhaseyo) — good-bye
• Korean: 몸 조심해 (mom josimhae) — good-bye
• Korean: 몸조리 잘해 (momjori jalhae) — good-bye
• Latin: cura — good-bye
• Latin: curate — good-bye
• Latin: cave — good-bye
• Latin: cavete — good-bye
• Polish: trzymaj się — good-bye
• Portuguese: se cuida — good-bye
• Russian: бу́дьте здоро́вы (búdʹte zdoróvy) — good-bye
• Russian: будь здоро́в (budʹ zdoróv) — good-bye
• Russian: будь здоро́ва (budʹ zdoróva) — good-bye
• Russian: береги́те себя́ (beregíte sebjá) — good-bye
• Russian: береги́ себя́ (beregí sebjá) — good-bye
• Spanish: ten cuidado — good-bye
• Spanish: cuídate — good-bye
• Spanish: cuídese — good-bye
• Sranan Tongo: tan bun — good-bye
• Swedish: sköt om dig — good-bye
• Swedish: sköt om er — good-bye
• Tagalog: ingat — good-bye
• Turkish: kendine iyi bak — good-bye
• Turkish: kendinize iyi bakın — good-bye
• Ukrainian: бува́йте здоро́ві (buvájte zdoróvi) — good-bye
• Ukrainian: бува́й здоро́вий (buváj zdoróvyj) — good-bye
• Ukrainian: бува́й здоро́в (buváj zdoróv) — good-bye
• Ukrainian: бува́й здоро́ва (buváj zdoróva) — good-bye
• Ukrainian: бережі́ть себе́ (berežítʹ sebé) — good-bye
• Ukrainian: бережи́ себе́ (berežý sebé) — good-bye
• Ukrainian: пока́ (poká) — good-bye
• Ukrainian: щасли́во (ščaslývo) — good-bye
• Unami: kenahkihaw khàkay — good-bye
• Urdu: اپنا خیال رکھنا (apnā xayāl rakhnā) — good-bye
• Urdu: اپنا خیال رکھیے گا (apnā xayāl rakhi'ye gā) — good-bye
• Yucatec Maya: kanáantaba — good-bye
• Yucatec Maya: xi'iktech uts — good-bye
• Ainu: カシケウェ (kasikewe) — be cautious, careful
• Arabic: تَوَخَّى اَلْحِذْر (tawaḵḵā l-ḥiḏr) — be cautious, careful
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܙܲܗܸܪ (zahir) — be cautious, careful
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܥܵܒ݂ܹܕ ܗܸܫܝܵܪ (ʿāwēd hišyār) — be cautious, careful
• Catalan: tenir cura — be cautious, careful
• Cherokee: ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏛᎢ (ugasesdvi) — be cautious, careful
• Chinese Mandarin: 小心 (xiǎoxīn) — be cautious, careful
• Chinese Mandarin: 當心 /当心 (dāngxīn) — be cautious, careful
• Esperanto: zorgi — be cautious, careful
• Finnish: varoa — be cautious, careful
• French: se soucier — be cautious, careful
• French: faire attention — be cautious, careful
• Galician: cóidate — be cautious, careful
• Galician: catar — be cautious, careful
• German: achtgeben — be cautious, careful
• German: aufpassen — be cautious, careful
• Hiligaynon: halong — be cautious, careful
• Hungarian: vigyáz (magára) — be cautious, careful
• Japanese: 気を付ける (ki o tsukeru) — be cautious, careful
• Latin: curo — be cautious, careful
• Latin: caveo — be cautious, careful
• Latin: accuro — be cautious, careful
• Polish: uważać — be cautious, careful
• Portuguese: ter cuidado — be cautious, careful
• Portuguese: tomar cuidado — be cautious, careful
• Russian: бере́чься (beréčʹsja) — be cautious, careful
• Russian: быть осторо́жным (bytʹ ostoróžnym) — be cautious, careful
• Serbo-Croatian: пазити се — be cautious, careful
• Serbo-Croatian: paziti se — be cautious, careful
• Spanish: tener cuidado — be cautious, careful
• Spanish: cuidar de — be cautious, careful
• Spanish: cuidar de / a — be cautious, careful
• Spanish: cuidarse a / por sí mismo — be cautious, careful
• Spanish: valerse — be cautious, careful
• Sranan Tongo: luku bun — be cautious, careful
• Swahili: linda — be cautious, careful
• Swedish: akta sig — be cautious, careful
• Tagalog: ingatan — be cautious, careful
• Ukrainian: бережи́сь (berežýsʹ) — be cautious, careful
• Ukrainian: будь оба́чним (budʹ obáčnym) — be cautious, careful
• Ukrainian: обере́жно (oberéžno) — be cautious, careful
• Bengali: খেয়াল রাখবেন (kheẏal rakhben) — to be in charge of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 照顧 /照顾 (zhàogù) — to be in charge of something
• Dutch: zorgen — to be in charge of something
• Finnish: huolehtia — to be in charge of something
• French: prendre soin — to be in charge of something
• German: kümmern — to be in charge of something
• German: sorgen — to be in charge of something
• Hindi: ध्यान रखना (dhyān rakhnā) — to be in charge of something
• Hindi: ख़याल रखना (xayāl rakhnā) — to be in charge of something
• Hungarian: vigyáz — to be in charge of something
• Italian: curarsi — to be in charge of something
• Italian: occuparsi — to be in charge of something
• Italian: badare — to be in charge of something
• Japanese: 世話をする (sewa o suru) — to be in charge of something
• Latin: curo — to be in charge of something
• Latin: caveo — to be in charge of something
• Latin: accuro — to be in charge of something
• Polish: zadbać — to be in charge of something
• Portuguese: cuidar de — to be in charge of something
• Russian: забо́титься (zabótitʹsja) — to be in charge of something
• Spanish: hacerse cargo — to be in charge of something
• Spanish: ocuparse de — to be in charge of something
• Spanish: cuidar — to be in charge of something
• Swahili: linda — to be in charge of something
• Tagalog: alagaan — to be in charge of something
• Urdu: خیال رکھنا (xayāl rakhnā) — to be in charge of something