How to Say ‘Goodbye, have a nice day!’ in Italian
Arrivederci, buona giornata!
ah-ree-veh-DEHR-chee BWOH-nah jor-NAH-tah
[ah-ree-veh-DEHR-chee BWOH-nah jor-NAH-tah]
Phrase Breakdown
Arrivederci,
ah-ree-veh-DEHR-chee
Goodbye,
This is a standard polite goodbye. Roll the double R and stress DER: ar-ri-ve-DER-chee.
Arrivederci e grazie!
Goodbye and thank you!
Words in this phrase
Arrivederci
[ah-ree-veh-DEHR-chee]
goodbye
Farewell or greeting to someone leaving.
Arrivederci, ci vediamo domani.
Goodbye, see you tomorrow.
buona giornata!
BWOH-nah jor-NAH-tah
have a nice day!
'Giornata' means the whole day. Pronounce it BWO-na jor-NA-ta.
Grazie, buona giornata anche a lei!
Thanks, have a nice day too!
Words in this phrase
buona
[BWOH-nah]
good / have a good
A feminine form meaning good, often used in greetings and wishes.
Buona serata e a sabato per la vostra prenotazione.
Have a good evening and see you Saturday for your reservation.
giornata
[jor-NAH-tah]
Day
Noun meaning a 24-hour period from midnight to midnight.
È stata una bella giornata.
It was a beautiful day.
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