"au revoir" means "bye" or "see you later" and "adieu" means "Bye forever", Let Say when someone is leaving forever or dying, "adieu" would be more appropriate.
"Au revoir" is a casual phrase used to say goodbye, while "adieu" is more formal and often implies a final farewell or departure. "Adieu" is typically used when you may not see the person again, while "au revoir" suggests you will see them again soon.
The Cajun translation for goodbye is "Adieu."
In French, you can say goodbye by saying "au revoir." Another common way to say goodbye is by saying "adieu," which is a more formal way of bidding farewell.
In Cajun French, you would say "À la prochaine" or "Adieu" to say Goodbye.
"Goodbye" in French is "au revoir".
"Bye" can be translated to "au revoir" in French.
Au Revoir pronounced "o revoir" source: I take french, third year
Bon travail = Good Job Adieu = Farewell Au revoir = Goodbye
au revoir, adieu.
Au revoir is formal, adieu is less formal.
The traditional words for 'goodbye' in French are 'adieu' and 'au revoir'. The word 'adieu' means 'to God', and therefore tends to be more formal and final. Its initials are A., or A.D. The word 'au revoir' means 'to the seeing again'. Its initials are A.R.
"au revoir" is the standard "goodbye". To be more dramatic/formal, you could say "adieu".
Adieu. Of course, people usually saye good-bye - Au revoir.
Au revoir, which means "we will meet again" Adieu is more formal, and means "farewell"
I must now bid you adieu. He said adieu and left.
A few ways are, "salut, au revoir, adieu, à bientôt, and à la prochaine".
The words farewell, adieu, au revoir, ciao, adios, bye, and bye-bye can all be used in place of the word goodbye.
au revoir