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Something an Italian would say to an Italian, or that a non Italian would say to an Italian, or that an Italian would say to a non Italian, but not something a non Italian would say to another non Italian.
Frank- Ciao.
Richie- You might have spent a lot of time with the Italians Frank, but they're not your people, neither are the micks. Saying Ciao to me isn't progress, I'm wondering why you're talking like that, and if I'm going to have to start talking weird to be speaking your language too.
1.saying goodbye to someone or something
2.Noone/oslo/dino's word
Noone said "ciao" to his bestest friends
The eating of the ass and saying goodbye
Im going to ciao eat the ass tonight
The snow is fluttering in the north wind.
Meme
Xue
Xue Hua Piao Piao Beng Fo Ciao Ciao Chingi Epyay Tamowe is my favourite song
interpostion, exclamation; Roman dialectical/ slang:
• When you say to IRL Marcello
• When you say hi to someone referring to him as "Marcello" (> Cello > Ce) as anybody is or can be Marcello.
• As a way to show your disregard towards an inconsistent argument, or in despite of something improbable
• As a way to show your discontent towards a general situation or event
• 'Ce' can be used as a substitute single noun for: man, dude, bro, etc.
"Things will get better with President Trump"
"Sure, Ciao Ce!"
"I'm gonna go home with the hottest chick in the club tonight"
"Yes you are.. Ciao Ce!"
"Ok I guess I'll see you later, Ciao Ce"
A delectable sandwich made by the finest kitchen on Prospect St., updated for the culinary standards of Alabama
"Hey, have you completed the menu challenge?" "Nah, the only thing I have left is the Alabama Ciao."