Saying Goodbye

Well, it's gotten really late, I have to run now.

Common way to naturally excuse yourself from a casual gathering.

It's gotten rather late, I'll say goodbye because I really must go.

A standard, polite way to leave a group setting.

Bye guys, I'm taking off! See you around.

'Ci si vede in giro' is a very common casual farewell among friends.

Goodbye, see you next week in the office.

Standard goodbye for colleagues you see regularly.

It was really very nice to finally meet you in person.

Great for a first meeting with a friend of a friend or a new colleague.

Goodbye, it was a pleasure meeting you today.

Use the formal 'Lei' when saying goodbye to someone like a client or manager.

Have a good evening, have fun and behave yourselves tonight!

Playful sign-off for friends who are staying out later than you.

I wish you a good weekend, we'll catch up on Monday.

Professional way to end the work week with a superior or client.

Come on, let's organize something together for next weekend!

'Dai' adds warmth and enthusiasm when proposing a plan to friends.

We should find a moment to grab a coffee together soon.

Uses the conditional 'dovremmo' to make a soft, non-pushy suggestion.

Reach out every so often, make sure you don't disappear!

Affectionate way to tell a good friend to keep in touch.

We'll keep in touch, I'll let you know as soon as I have news.

Useful for both personal acquaintances and casual business relationships.

Say a big hello to your parents from me when you see them.

Very common way to send warm regards to someone's family.

Please give my best regards to your family.

Formal way to send greetings, using the formal imperative 'saluti'.

Thanks so much for dinner, it was a truly fantastic evening.

Perfect for leaving a friend's dinner party or gathering.

I thank you again for the time you dedicated to me today.

Standard polite wrap-up for a meeting, interview, or appointment.