What are typical closing phrases for Italian phone calls

Typical closing phrases for Italian phone calls include polite and friendly expressions to end the conversation on a positive note. Common phrases are:

• “Arrivederci” (Goodbye)
• “A presto” (See you soon)
• “Ci sentiamo” (We’ll talk soon)
• “Buona giornata” (Have a good day)
• “Buonasera” (Good evening) - used depending on the time of day
• “Ti lascio, devo andare” (I’m leaving you now, I have to go)
• “Grazie e a risentirci” (Thank you and talk to you later)
• “Stammi bene” (Take care)
• “Ciao, a dopo” (Bye, see you later)

These phrases range from formal to informal and can be adjusted based on the relationship and context of the call. Ending with a friendly farewell and a phrase wishing well-being is typical in Italian phone etiquette. ¹⁸

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