what does それじや mean?

[sketchin_out]

[questionmark]

:?:

I believe it means "this is goodbye".

[ZackPC]

It can also mean "well then"

[chibakenben]

Yeah, it depends on in what context it's being used.

Literally the combination means something like "With that..." or "Being that..."

Tossed at the end of a conversation, it means "well then...[looks like our conversation has run out/you have somewhere to be/bye bye]"

But if you hear it in the middle of a conversation, it could have more of a connective/commentary meaning, for example "それじゃだめ" => "if it's that way, that's no good.", put bluntly "screw that."

[sketchin_out]

Well it was that and oyasumi. After my friend corrected some of the Japanese spelling mistakes I made.

So I guess it said "well, with that said I'm off to bed, good night."

Thanks for the help.

[ballenagasakipa]

I think you already got the gist of what it means, but just for the sake of further explanation I thought that it's important to note that じゃ here is a contraction of では so it is the same as それでは
this is the same kinda contraction you get with 死んじゃだめ　（死んではだめ） or わかっちゃいない （わかってはいない） or something like that.