A guide to saying it like a local
How to Say "Get home safe" in Italian
Wish someone a safe and pleasant journey back home with this common Italian farewell.
Buon rientro a casa!
bwon ree-EN-troh ah KAH-zahneutral
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Use this when someone is leaving your place and heading home, or when they are about to embark on their journey home from somewhere else. It's a warm way to acknowledge their departure and wish them well on their trip back.
Alternatives
- Buon viaggio!Use this for longer trips or when the destination isn't necessarily home.
- A presto!This means 'see you soon' and is a more general goodbye.
Ways to get it wrong
Don't say 'Buona casa'
'Buona casa' means 'good house' and is not used as a farewell.
Stress 'rientro'
Make sure to stress the second syllable: 'ree-EN-troh'.
A small cultural note
Italians often express care about someone's journey, especially if it involves travel. This phrase shows that you're thinking of them until they reach their destination.
Frequently asked
How to say get home safe in Italian?
The most common way to say 'get home safe' in Italian is 'Buon rientro a casa!'. This literally translates to 'good return home!'.
Is 'Buon rientro a casa' formal or informal?
It's a neutral phrase that can be used in most situations. You can use it with friends, family, or even colleagues.
When do Italians say 'Buon rientro a casa'?
Italians say this when someone is leaving and heading home, or when they are about to start their journey home. It's a polite and caring way to end a conversation.
