"Yes, goodbye!"

Translation: Da, la revedere!

[Coticota]

I guess my problem here is to know what's the big difference between saying goodbye and bye, which I would essentially use for the same thing...

[deactivated user]

Isn't "bye" the informal way of speaking?

[gluadys]

Yes, "goodbye" is more formal, though it can also be used informally. If you are speaking to someone you would address as "sir/ma'am" use "Goodbye" For a close friend you would address by given name or nickname either is correct, though I expect "bye" is more common.

Perhaps the Romanian is similar in this respect.

[JkumC5vF]

we have just learned that pa=goodbye, so it should be accepted

[vincemat]

Is it just me, or is the speaker pronouncing "revedere" with 5 syllables?

[Joey2994]

why does it matter so much if you use 'la revedere' vs 'pa' like I get that one is more formal, but it's just. la revedere is more like saying 'i hope to see you again' it's not.. goodbye... and i feel so angst

[MmeHibou1]

Because Duo doesn't have a summary or targeted way of reviewing, it's hard to sort out confusion.

[MmeHibou1]

Pa pe curând/ Pa/ La revedere
Is Duolingo's use of these completely consistent,?

[f_monts]

"la revedere" means "see you again", "goodbye" doesn't imply they will meet again

[MateoMalave4]

My new favorite word is sebastian from the Romanian language. What a beautiful word with such lovely connotations.

[Squid93498]

Why is ciao not accepted?