What does adieu in Italian mean?

Answer 1

It means goodbye in French

In Middle English, Adieu means "farewell", from early French, Adieu also means "farwell", froma Dieu, literally means "(I commit you) to God," from Latin Deus "God

Answer 2

Adieu basically is a farewell remark or a parting phrase which is quite similar to goodbye, sayonara, so long, arrivederci, au revoir, etc.

Adieu usually means good-bye, parting phrases are simple lines which are expressed to show friendship or social status among people or collection of people who are separating from each other. Parting phrases are highly traditional circumstances and interpersonal and can differ inside a society depending on community rank and individual relationship. This subject comprises of rituals apart from additional gestures.

Gestures are also types of non-verbal communications made via body parts, like a handshake. The language applied along with a gesture is believed to be quite rich in ways for people to express a range of feelings and opinions.

Answer 3

'Adieu' literally means 'to God' ( a dieu).

However, it is romantic form of Goodbye.

In Italian, they say ' Arrivaderci'.

English = Good Bye (Casually; Ta ta, Tar Rar, Cheers, Bye, See you., Cheerio, Toodle pip).

French = Aux Revoir

Spanish = Adios ( 'to God' ; again).

German = Auf Wedersehen , ( Dtuis ; en famille only).

Dutch = Tot zeens ( Fahrwel)

Scottsh Gaelic = Mar sin leat.

Russian = Do svedanya

Answer 4

Depends on what you want.

Ado: time-wasting bother over trivial details.

Adieu: "Goodbye" in French.

Answer 5

It means "goodby" in French.