How to Say ‘Thanks, I'll be right there!’ in Italian
Grazie, arrivo subito!
GRAHT-syeh ar-REE-voh SOO-bee-toh
[GRAHT-syeh ar-REE-voh SOO-bee-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie,
GRAHT-syeh
Thanks,
Pronounce all three syllables: 'GRA-tsie', not 'gra-zi'.
Grazie mille!
Thanks a lot!
Words in this phrase
Grazie
[GRAHT-syeh]
thank you
The standard word for thanks.
Grazie per il panino.
Thanks for the sandwich.
arrivo subito!
ar-REE-voh SOO-bee-toh
I'll be right there!
Roll the double 'r' in 'ar-RI-vo'. 'Subito' means right away and is stressed on the first syllable: 'SU-bi-to'.
Torno subito.
I'll be right back.
Words in this phrase
arrivo
[ar-REE-voh]
I arrive / I get (to)
First person singular of 'arrivare', to arrive or reach.
Arrivo alla stazione alle otto.
I arrive at the station at eight.
subito
[SOO-bee-toh]
immediately
'Subito' means 'immediately' or 'right away', often used for urgency.
Andiamo subito a prendere il gelato.
Let's go get the ice cream immediately.
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