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My teacher told me years ago about またね, but recently I've heard じゃあね used
similarly. What's the difference between じゃあね and またね? Which one is
preferable?

Is there other phrases, that can be used to say "goodbye / see you later"?
Maybe from dialects?
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What's the difference between じゃあね and またね?
また means "again", and じゃあ means something like "so", "okay", or "then". Thus,
またね is closer to "see you again" or "see you next time", whereas じゃあね is just
"bye". But またね is used fairly casually, and it's usually _not_ a serious
promise/suggestion to meet you again. You can also say じゃあまたね.
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