Hello, this is just a petty curiosity.
An Italian journalist for a popular Italian radio ends all his reports from New York City greeting the listeners with a "Good Bye and get going!".
Though perfectly understandable as a greeting, I am a bit confused because I never heard this greeting from any native speaker of any variety of English...
I am puzzled, because this same journalist has been living in the USA since ages ago and must be perfectly fluent in English.
I don't know if this is a common greeting and my confusion is due to my extremely poor social life; or is this maybe an old style greeting, now not in use any more?
Thank you.
An Italian journalist for a popular Italian radio ends all his reports from New York City greeting the listeners with a "Good Bye and get going!".
Though perfectly understandable as a greeting, I am a bit confused because I never heard this greeting from any native speaker of any variety of English...
I am puzzled, because this same journalist has been living in the USA since ages ago and must be perfectly fluent in English.
I don't know if this is a common greeting and my confusion is due to my extremely poor social life; or is this maybe an old style greeting, now not in use any more?
Thank you.