: More French flavor! Au revoir means "until we meet again," while adieu is traditionally used for longer, more permanent farewells.
We have all said it or had it enthusiastically waved at us as we set off on a new adventure: It is a phrase packed with excitement, a tiny bit of envy, and a whole lot of goodwill. But where does this famous phrase come from, and why has it stuck around for so long? bon voyage
: A classic, slightly old-fashioned English phrase wishing someone success and safety. : More French flavor
A “Bon Voyage” in Reverse: Tips for Departure - Spirit Road Travel a tiny bit of envy
: Spanish for "Go with God," used to wish someone a blessed and safe journey.