arrivederci
Arrivederci (intj) means an Italian way of saying goodbye, used in English to mean "see you again" or "until we meet.". Example: “She waved and called out "arrivederci!" as the taxi pulled away.”
How to use arrivederci
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA cheerful Italian goodbye, borrowed into English for a bit of flair.
Used playfully or for effect in English, not as standard everyday vocabulary.
Word forms
- Plural
- arrivedercis
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She waved and called out "_____!" as the taxi pulled away.
Etymology
From Italian arrivederci, literally "until we see each other again," from a + rivedersi ("to see one another again").
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