hasta pasta
A silly, affectionate American slang farewell that riffs on "hasta la vista" and "hasta luego" — Spanish goodbye expressions that seeped into American pop culture.
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A silly, affectionate American slang farewell that riffs on "hasta la vista" and "hasta luego" — Spanish goodbye expressions that seeped into American pop culture. By swapping "luego" or "la vista" for "pasta," it leans into pure food-based nonsense for maximum goofiness. It's the kind of goodbye you throw out when you want to keep things light and make whoever you're leaving smile. Popular with kids, punny dads, and anyone who appreciates a low-effort joke on the way out the door.
Gotta run — hasta pasta, everyone, see you next week!
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(US, humorous, slang) goodbye; see you later.
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