The word "Ciao" is Italian for "hi" or "bye." It has crossed over into a slang word into English among certain groups of people, and when used most people get the idea of the basic meaning, even if they don't speak Italian.
"Hello, (I'm doing) well" is an English equivalent of "Ciao, bene."
Specifically, the greeting "Ciao" means "Hello, Goodbye" depending upon the context and situation. The adverb "bene" means "fine, good, well." The pronunciation is "tchow* BEH-neh."
*The sound "ow" is similar to that in the English exclamation of pain "ow."
Ciao! Sto bene, grazie. Ci si vede presto! Buona giornata!
bene mean 'well' in Latin.
ciao luaracome stia io bene mi mando le foto
if you mean"you" singular, it is "bene es" if you mean you in the plural it is " bene estes"
Bene- means peaceful or good
Ciao amor
"Bene" is a prefix, not a suffix. It means good, well.
The root 'bene' means good
bene factum
Good
In the Italian language, the word bene means something is good or okay. The phrase Mono bene means very good.
I think 'tutto bene' is Italian for: 'All's well' or 'it's all good'.