The farewell is associated with Robert Makłowicz, the Polish food and travel presenter whose warm on-screen persona made his sign-offs widely recognisable in Poland. Do widzenia is the Polish word for goodbye, while sajonara is a Polish spelling of the Japanese sayonara, giving the line its cross-cultural joke. Shared as a short audio meme, it spread among Polish creators who use it to close videos with affection rather than abruptness. Its appeal endures because it is instantly understood, easy to place at an ending, and carries the presenter's friendly authority without needing any visual context.
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Robert Makłowicz says goodbye in Polish and Japanese in this short farewell clip, perfect for ending videos, streams and travel edits with a humorous sign-off.
The clip captures Robert Makłowicz delivering a cheerful, theatrical farewell, first saying do widzenia in Polish and then stretching out a playful, accented sajonara as if closing one of his travel programmes. His voice is warm, confident and slightly mischievous, with a clear rise at the end that makes the goodbye feel like a punchline rather than a simple sign-off. Listeners recognise the cadence instantly, even without the picture, and it lands as both a fond farewell and a gentle joke about globetrotting hosts who collect greetings wherever they go.
