ciao

She waved goodbye and said 'ciao' to her friends.

The Italian restaurant down the street always greets customers with a cheerful 'ciao'.

When in Italy, it's common to hear people saying 'ciao' as a casual greeting.

He ended the phone call with a quick 'ciao' before hanging up.

The word 'ciao' is often used to say both hello and goodbye in Italian.

As an informal way to say goodbye, many people use 'ciao' instead of more formal phrases.

She greeted her friend with a warm 'ciao' and a hug.

In some regions of Italy, 'ciao' is considered a more casual greeting than 'buongiorno' or 'buonasera'.

When leaving the party, he simply said 'ciao' without making a big fuss.

The young children happily shouted 'ciao' to their friends across the playground.

It's a shortened form of 'see you later', really. Ciao. TTFN - ta ta for now!

So yeah, overall, Italy, amazing country, and you know, in Italian, they say ciao for goodbye, so ciao!

Giulietta... -I'm on it! -...you make the deliveries. -Already makin' 'em! Ciao!

" You say it all the time. Every time you see a child you rush up to it and say 'Ciao'. "

It's time to say ciao to Venice and head for Tuscany. Our next stop: Siena.

" No, " he answered, " but I do not think it is always right like this ciao thing that you say. "

The woman lifted the little girl higher for Mrs. Angle to see. Mrs. Angle laughed and made a special wave, " Ciao, ciao" !