Important Clarifications Thread

A thread to provide important clarification on other posters posts and potentially save a lot of fluster.

Au revoir means goodbye when it's expected that the two people will see each other again.

Adieu, however, means goodbye forever. The word “adieu” is most commonly used when somebody passes away.

https://www.frenchlearner.com/phrases/au-revoir/

Dawn

- to begin to grow light as the sun rises
- to begin to appear or develop
- to begin to be perceived or understood

Dawn is not silver, nor does it have mandibles

Club 406

@divegeester said
Au revoir means goodbye when it's expected that the two people will see each other again.

Adieu, however, means goodbye forever. The word “adieu” is most commonly used when somebody passes away.

https://www.frenchlearner.com/phrases/au-revoir/

@a-unique-nickname said
You just won't let it go will you? 😂

@a-unique-nickname said
You just won't let it go will you? 😂

@great-big-stees said
I’m starting to think “he”, may be a “she”. 🤔

@great-big-stees said
I’m starting to think “he”, may be a “she”. 🤔

@divegeester said
That’s a bit of sexist comment Stees.

@divegeester said
Au revoir means goodbye when it's expected that the two people will see each other again.

Adieu, however, means goodbye forever. The word “adieu” is most commonly used when somebody passes away.

https://www.frenchlearner.com/phrases/au-revoir/

@shallow-blue said
That should only be relevant if he, or she, were to try to get into your pants.

I doubt he, or she, or it, is that desperate.

@great-big-stees said
Desperation can make one...lose logic.

@moonbus said
Logic can help one to lose desperation.