English to Italian Greetings and Goodbyes
If you have aspirations of greeting someone in Italian, then you're going to need to learn a few basic Italian greetings. That's where this page can help.
By reading below, you can learn many common greetings like various hellos and goodbyes, plus the timely greetings of good morning, good day, good afternoon, good evening, and good night. Scroll down to learn these and other greeting translations.
Words in bold added during the last update. You can also view this list of greetings from Italian to English.
English to Italian Hellos
Hello ➔ Ciao (Informal)
Hi ➔ Ciao (Informal)
Hello ➔ Salve (Formal)
Hi everyone ➔ Ciao a tutti
When answering the phone, you'd say... ➔ Pronto (Lit. Ready)
Timely Greetings from English to Italian
Good morning ➔ Buon giorno
Good day ➔ Buon giorno
Good afternoon ➔ Buon pomeriggio
Good evening ➔ Buona sera
Good night ➔ Buona notte
English to Italian Goodbyes
Goodbye ➔ Arrivederci
Goodbye ➔ Arrivederla (Formal)
Bye ➔ Ciao (Informal)
Bye bye ➔ Ciao ciao
See you soon ➔ A presto
See you later ➔ A dopo
See you tomorrow ➔ A domani
*English to Italian greetings last updated: May 10, 2018.
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