Place it as the final beat of an outro or farewell scene, after the last line of dialogue and before the closing card. Pair it with a burst of clapping for a send-off, or follow it with a few moments later to jump to what happens next.
About this sound
This three-second clip is Guido Nicheli speaking the Italian farewell 'Vi saluto' in a clear, theatrical voice. It sounds formal and warm at once, like a courteous bow at the end of a scene, with a gentle rise that makes the goodbye feel deliberate rather than rushed. The brief line carries a touch of old-fashioned charm, turning a simple parting into a small, memorable moment.