How to Say ‘Thanks for the invitation!’ in Italian
Grazie dell'invito!
GRAHT-tsee-eh dehl een-vee-toh
[GRAHT-tsee-eh dehl een-vee-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian says "thanks of" rather than "thanks for": di + l' merges into dell'. With a noun that takes il, it becomes Grazie del regalo! "Thanks for the gift!"
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie
[GRAHT-tsee-eh]
thank you / thanks
A polite and very common way to express thanks in Italian.
Dopo un aiuto, dico sempre: "Grazie."
After help, I always say: "Thank you."
dell'
[dehl]
of the
Contracted form of 'di' + article, meaning 'of the' before a vowel sound.
Dell'azienda tutti apprezzano la trasparenza nei rapporti interni.
Of the company, everyone appreciates the transparency in internal relations.
invito
[een-vee-toh]
Invitation
A request for someone's presence at an event.
Ho ricevuto un invito per la festa.
I received an invitation to the party.
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