au revoir
Au revoir (interjection) means Goodbye, said with the expectation of meeting again. Example: “Au revoir, and thank you for a wonderful evening.”
How to use au revoir
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishFrench for goodbye, with the sense of see you again.
Widely used in English for a light, slightly playful or affectionate parting. It is neutral in French but sounds a little stylish in English.
The final r of revoir is pronounced; the word ends roughly like 'vwar', not 'vwa'.
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_____, and thank you for a wonderful evening.
Etymology
From French au revoir, literally 'to the seeing again', from au 'to the' and revoir 'to see again'.