Hello, hello, hello

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And
"Goodbye, my dearest. Toodle-oo. Au revoir. Auf Wiedersehen. Ciao. Ding dow dai."

 

[tommasocallegati]

And
"Goodbye, my dearest. Toodle-oo. Au revoir. Auf Wiedersehen. Ciao. Ding dow dai."

That is quite the dramatic way to say goodbye. The mix of different languages makes it even better, like they wanted to make absolutely sure there was no confusion that they were leaving. Toodle-oo and au revoir definitely give it a fun old-school feel. Curious what the story behind this post is though, because it sounds like there might be more to it than just saying goodbye.

 

[tommasocallegati]

That is quite the dramatic way to say goodbye. The mix of different languages makes it even better, like they wanted to make absolutely sure there was no confusion that they were leaving. Toodle-oo and au revoir definitely give it a fun old-school feel. Curious what the story behind this post is though, because it sounds like there might be more to it than just saying goodbye.








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That really is a pretty theatrical way to say goodbye. Throwing several languages into the mix makes it sound like they were determined to cover every possible angle before disappearing. Toodle-oo and au revoir give it a funny old-fashioned touch too. I’m also wondering what actually happened here, because the wording makes it feel like there’s a whole story behind the post that we’re only getting a tiny glimpse of.