Ta-ta

Slang Term British ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual
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Significado: A casual, slightly old-fashioned British way to say goodbye

随意且略显老派的英式告别语
Una forma británica informal y algo anticuada de decir adiós
さようならを言うカジュアルでやや古風なイギリスの言葉
작별을 말하는 캐주얼하고 약간 구식인 영국식 표현

A cheerful, informal farewell. Once very common, now somewhat old-fashioned or used humorously/affectionately.

轻快、随意的告别语。曾经非常常见,现在有些老派,或用于幽默/亲昵的场合。
Una despedida alegre e informal. Antes muy común, ahora algo anticuada o usada con humor/cariño.
明るくカジュアルな別れの言葉。かつては非常に一般的だったが、今ではやや古風、またはユーモラスに・愛情を込めて使われる。
밝고 비격식적인 작별 인사. 한때 매우 흔했지만 지금은 다소 구식이거나 유머 또는 애정을 담아 사용된다.

Ejemplos

  1. Ta-ta for now!
    回头见!
    ¡Hasta luego!
    じゃあまたね!
    그럼 이만 안녕!
  2. Ta-ta, love.
    再见
    Adiós, cariño
    じゃあね
    잘 가.
  3. Ta-ta, see you tomorrow.
    再见,明天见
    Adiós, hasta mañana
    じゃあね、また明日
    잘 가, 내일 보자.
  4. Ta-ta!
    拜拜!
    ¡Adiós!
    バイバイ!
    바이바이!

Pronunciación

/tɑːˈtɑː/

Guía de uso

Contexto: farewells, older speakers, affectionate

Tono: cheerful, slightly old-fashioned

✓ Correcto

  • Ta-ta!
    拜拜!
    ¡Adiós!
    バイバイ!
    잘 가!
  • Ta-ta for now!
    回头见!
    ¡Hasta luego!
    じゃあまたね!
    그럼 안녕!
  • Ta-ta, love.
    再见
    Adiós, cariño
    じゃあね
    잘 가요

✗ Incorrecto

  • Sounds old-fashioned
    听起来有些老派
    Suena anticuado
    古風に聞こえる
    구식으로 들릴 수 있음
  • Can be used ironically
    可以讽刺地使用
    Puede usarse irónicamente
    皮肉っぽく使うこともある
    아이러니하게 쓰이기도 함

Errores comunes

Origen e historia

Baby-talk origin, like 'ta.' Nursery word for goodbye that entered adult speech.

Etimología: Baby-talk farewell

Primera vez registrado: British, 19th century

Contexto cultural

Era: Traditional, somewhat dated

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Tigger in Winnie the Pooh; TTFN - Ta-ta for now

Regional notes: British phrase. TTFN (ta-ta for now) became popular in WWII.

Variaciones

Ta-taTataTa-ta for nowTTFN

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