I have this opprutunity to go to spain and italy this summer. but i so confused. i dont know if i should go but i want to soooo badly. It cost about 2400, so i would have to start saving know. But i ...
Looking to save a few bucks by not staying directly in Venice. Lido di Venice & Mestre seem to be the two best alternatives. We'll be there 3 days, does anyone have a preference between the ...
my names is George and 'm from Italy, my dream is to go in United States and live there 4ever, but is the problem of green card, and i want to know if is possible to have the green card or work ...
Hi guys,
Before you suggest I go with a friend, I'm actually going to be alone in this trip, so its a no-can do. I'm not staying in a hostel or anything either, (where it's ...
I'm planning a rushed trip through Italy, and I'd like to know which cities are the cheapest to spend the night in. I plan on going to Venice, Milan, Florence, Rome, and Naples/Pompei.
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What is the best way to find a good,cheap place to stay in Italy? Is it too hard to find a place when you get there, or is it better to book things in advance? I have heard it can be good to ask ...
kish-kish
What do you mean by this? cividiamo dopo? i guess it's italian language?
see u later
it's a way non-formal to say hello to someone
Stilicone
"Ci vediamo dopo" is written and mean "see you later"
shiningthowra
Yep, it's SEE YOU LATER in italian, as Nanci said first. Or word by word, WE SEE EACH OTHER LATER.
lara
see you later
can i see you later?
martina
It's ci vediamo dopo and means "we see us later" or simply see u later.
Nanci
yes it's italian for I'll see you later.
Rick
It is Italian. It means "We'll se you later". Although it is spelled; "ci vediamo dopo" or "ci vediamo piu tardi".
There is also "a presto", which means "see you soon".
You can use all those in the same context as they are all pretty informal.
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