Adiós para siempre

After the fight, he said 'Goodbye forever'.

You would use this phrase after a serious argument or dispute when you don't plan to see or talk to the other person again.

Goodbye forever, my old friend.

This phrase can be used when parting from an old friend and not expecting to see them again. It's an expression of acceptance and resignation.

Goodbye forever, homeland.

This phrase can be used when leaving your homeland or home country indefinitely or not expecting to return. It's a reflective and melancholic expression indicating a drastic life-change.

'Goodbye forever', he thought before leaving.

This phrase indicates a solemn and serious commitment to the act of leaving and not returning. It's parting words to a location or a group of people.

Goodbye forever, old life.

This phrase is used when you’re making a major change in your life and will not return to your previous way of living. It could symbolize a positive change or a departure from a negative past.

Goodbye forever, sweet memories.

This phrase might be used in a context where you have to give up some cherished memories or when closing a significant chapter in your life.

'Goodbye forever', she wrote in the letter before leaving.

This sentence could be part of a narrative where someone is writing a farewell letter, expressing their decision to leave forever.

Goodbye forever, my youth days.

This phrase is used to mark the end of a person's young or youthful times in life and taken as the starting point of a new age, or the process of maturing or aging.

Goodbye forever, city that saw me grow up.

This phrase expresses a final goodbye to a place that holds a personal significance to the speaker, in this case, a city where they spent a significant part of their life.

Goodbye forever, my love.

This sentence is used to bid farewell to a loved one when there is no intention or possibility of meeting again in the future. It's a serious and emotional sentence often used in heartbreak or death situations.