How to Say “Bye” in Balinese

om santi santi santi om
om santi santi santi om is how you say bye in Balinese.
This phrase is a short way to say goodbye.
Meaning: short for goodbye (intj)

Did you know?

  • While used as a goodbye, this phrase is most commonly heard as the closing of a formal speech in Bali. It signals to the audience that the speaker has finished their address and is returning the atmosphere to a state of calm.
  • In Bali, using this phrase is often accompanied by a specific hand gesture called 'anjali', where palms are pressed together.
  • The phrase om santi santi santi om is not just a farewell but a prayer for peace. The word santi means 'peace' and is repeated three times to encompass peace in the heart, the world and the spiritual realm.

Examples in context

  • Pamit
    Goodbye
  • Matur suksma, om santi santi santi om.
    Thank you, goodbye.

Example conversation

Two friends are finishing their lunch at a cafe.

  1. Made

    Tiang ngajeng dumun, Putu.
    I'll eat first, Putu.
  2. Putu

    Nggih, Made, titiang mrika dumun.
    Yes, Made, I'll go over there first.
  3. Made

    Om santi santi santi om.
    Goodbye.
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