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Italian

grazie

/ˈɡrat.t͡sje/interjectionA1
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Meaning

thank you, thanks!

In a sentence

Grazie per il caffè, era davvero buono.

Thanks for the coffee, it was really good.

No, grazie, oggi non ho fame.

No, thanks, I'm not hungry today.

Mi hai aiutato tanto, grazie mille!

You helped me a lot, thanks a lot!

Usage notes

  • Use 'grazie' for both formal and informal situations; no need to switch to 'grazie mille' unless extra gratitude is needed.
  • Avoid saying 'grazie te'—it’s incorrect. Use 'grazie a te' for 'thanks to you.'
  • In response to 'grazie,' reply with 'prego' (you’re welcome), not 'sì' or 'grazie a te.'
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