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Italian
I was just looking through an Italian dictionary and noticed Ciao means hello.
Does anyone know why non-italian people say Ciao when they're saying goodbye if it means hello?
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it means both hello and goodbye. they say that because they think of it as you not leaving, they always want you to come back. thats what my w geo teacher told me. and PAHAHA, to the girl who called you a dumbass. what a butthead. :p
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In my language [ Croatian ] we say cao for hello & goodbye. We mostly use it for saying goodbye. It means the same thing in few other languages.
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ciao can mean hello and bye (like aloha) and non-italian ppl probably say it becuase they want to say something different instead of saying bye all the time.
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Ciao can mean hello or goodbye in Italian :]
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