A variety of borrowed words from other languages ​​often come to our Russian language and soon become full-fledged, independent words. Every day we can use many neologisms, because more and more new things appear around us. And a person from the past would probably not understand what you are talking about. Recall, for example, words such as a smartphone, computer, presentation, or interface. Of course, most of them are English words, although earlier, for example, in the era of Peter I, there was a huge stream of borrowed words from other languages: fleet, compass, globe, flask. All this was also due to the emergence of many new things that had never been seen before by the Russian people, because Peter was exactly the one who, as you know, "cut a window into Europe."
In the article we will analyze one of such popular catchwords, the meaning of which you may not have known. We will also find out what “arividerchi” means and the translation of this foreign word.
Borrowed words, slang and jargon: is it good?
Nowadays, various slang expressions, slangisms, and phrases that some representatives of the older generation may not understand are very popular among teenagers and youth. Slang is generally some specific words inherent in one category of people. There is slang on the Internet. For example, do you know words like hype, zashkvar, bro or lol? According to many people, both jargon and borrowed words impoverish our Russian language. Many famous personalities said that it is not worth using borrowing in your speech, because in Russian in any case there is a word that replaces it. That is why you need to get rid of such jargon and parasitic words (like the annoying word "type") in your speech.
What language did the word “arividerchi” come from?
So we come to the meaning of this borrowed word, which will be discussed in the article. To begin with, it is borrowed from the Italian language and spelled Arrivederci in it, and it is pronounced in exactly the same way. Translated into Russian as "goodbye." Italians generally use it both at a meeting and at parting.
And what does "arividerchi" mean in Russian?
And in our language we often use it to say goodbye to someone in jest. You can translate into Russian as: “ciao”, “see you later”, “see you”. Saying goodbye to a person in this way, you kind of leave behind a certain double-meaning and even a riddle. Sometimes "arividerchi" is used in a joking manner, sometimes - and quite the opposite. You can say this word sounds a little offensive if you say goodbye, for example, after some unpleasant quarrel or disagreement, thereby hurting the interlocutor.