How do you say "How are you" in Italian?

Goodbye. Hello, read Bridge.

Good morning. Hello (from a.m. to 4 p.m.)?

Good evening. Good evening (after 4 pm, Italians generally don't say good afternoon. ) ?

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common language

Goodbye. Hello/goodbye! For Europeans, this sentence is equivalent to "bye-bye", which is as common as for Asians. Say goodbye to foreigners as long as you blurt it out in the future, but it can't be used for first meeting, so you need to pay attention.

Good morning, sir! Good morning, sir!

Bonasera. (used when meeting at night) Good evening.

Good evening. Good Night!

Coming? How are you (only for greeting acquaintances) is equivalent to '(how are you' in English.

Come to sta? How are you?

Good-bye. Goodbye!

Piacere. Nice to meet you.

In the blink of an eye. See you later.

Wait a minute. A moment, please.

Excuse me. Excuse me. It is equivalent to "sorry" in English.

Thank you. Thank you.

Dinula. You're welcome.

Hello. All right!

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