To use this Italian farewell expression correctly, pay attention to the gender of the word bravo. Fai il bravo is the masculine singular form, and fai la brava is the feminine singular form.
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Note that, when used as a noun instead of a farewell, e.g., dare la buonanotte (to say goodnight), it is always written as one word. For example: Volevo solo dare la buonanotte alla mia nonna (I just wanted to say goodnight to my grandma).
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Addio is very similar to the English word farewell in that it is dated, quite formal and dramatic, and rarely used in speech, if not in an ironic or humorous way. It also has a definite rather than temporary feel to it. Situations in which you would use addio include funerals and the end of a romantic relationship.
Today, we bid farewell to Paolo Portoghesi, a prominent Italian architect, theorist, historian, and esteemed professor of architecture at the Sapienza University of Rome. Paolo Portoghesi, a remarkable figure in the architectural world, passed away on May 30, 2023, at the age of 92. His lifelong dedication to the field of architecture, his invaluable contributions as an academic, and his profound influence on architectural theory and practice have left an indelible mark on the profession.
On its final day, the bustling shop at 6737 Roosevelt Road, typically teeming with locals and visitors, saw a long line stretching down the block, as patrons patiently waited to bid the establishment farewell.