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Korean voice clip of the polite farewell 'annyeonghi gyeseyo yeoreobun,' linked to Inuyasha and used for portal exits and dramatic goodbyes in edits.

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Korean voice clip of the polite farewell 'annyeonghi gyeseyo yeoreobun,' linked to Inuyasha and used for portal exits and dramatic goodbyes in edits.

This is a short Korean voice clip saying annyeonghi gyeseyo yeoreobun, a very polite way of saying goodbye to everyone. The delivery is calm, formal and drawn out, which makes the farewell feel final and slightly theatrical rather than casual. At just under two seconds it lands cleanly over a character leaving, disappearing or being sent somewhere else. Viewers familiar with the phrase instantly read it as an exit moment, and the contrast between the respectful tone and an abrupt visual departure is what gives the clip its dry, funny effect.

Pro tip

Place it right as the portal opens or the character starts to vanish, letting the last syllable finish over the empty frame. Keep music low underneath and do not add a second farewell line, the polite formality works best alone.

How people use it

Drop it when an anime character steps through a portal.
Use it for a dramatic goodbye in a group chat edit.
Play it as someone rage quits and leaves the call.
Add it over a character being teleported out of frame.

More information

Annyeonghi gyeseyo yeoreobun is a formal Korean farewell addressed to a group, closer to a respectful goodbye everyone than a casual bye. On soundboards the clip is catalogued with an Inuyasha tag and described as the sound for a portal opening, which shaped how Korean meme editors reuse it for entrances in reverse, exits and teleport gags. Its short length and clear enunciation made it easy to lift, loop into edits and share as a reaction, so it keeps circulating as a tidy sign off for disappearing characters.

FAQ

What does annyeonghi gyeseyo yeoreobun mean?

It is a polite, formal Korean way to say goodbye to a group of people. A close translation is goodbye, everyone, said respectfully rather than casually, which is why it sounds so final in edits and memes.

Where is this sound from?

The clip is shared on soundboards with an Inuyasha tag and is described as a portal opening moment. That association is how most listeners know it, even though it is mainly reused now as a standalone Korean farewell sound.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it over a character leaving, teleporting or vanishing through a portal. It works best at the exact exit moment, with the picture cutting or emptying as the farewell ends, for a clean and slightly dramatic sign off.