"Goodbye."

We're now at the end of "Your first 50 words in Spanish, French and Italian." You may need to look things over again to get the information down, but you should have an idea how to communicate at least a few basic ideas, not to mention understanding a little bit about how these languages work. And so it is now time to say "Goodbye." Or, as they say in Italian and French, "Till we meet again."

Here we go:

French Au revoir (ohr vwahr) means till the (au) re/again (re-) seeing (voir)

Italian Arrivederla (ah-ree-vay-dare-lah) means till (a-) re/again (ri-) seeing (veder-) you (la)

Spanish Adios means to (a-) God (dios)

Now, then, we can say goodbyes, and many happy returns. We hope you'll drop by multilingua.info again to learn more as we post more.

Au revoir, Arrivederla and Adios