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How to Say ‘You're welcome, don't mention it.’ in Italian

Prego, si figuri.

PREH-goh see FEE-goo-ree

[PREH-goh see FEE-goo-ree]

Phrase Breakdown

Prego,

PREH-goh

You're welcome,

The standard reply to 'grazie'. Roll the 'r' lightly: PREH-goh.

Example

Grazie! Prego.

Thank you! You're welcome.

Words in this phrase

Prego

[PREH-goh]

You're welcome

Polite reply to thank you.

Example

Grazie per aver aspettato. - Prego.

Thank you for waiting. - You're welcome.

si figuri.

see FEE-goo-ree

don't mention it.

A polite (Lei) expression meaning 'not at all'. Stress fee-GOO-ree.

Example

Ma si figuri, nessun problema.

Don't mention it, no problem.

Words in this phrase

[see]

reflexive

Referring back to the subject.

Example

Mai ci si arrende.

One never gives up on themselves.

figuri

[FEE-goo-ree]

imagine (don't mention it)

Formal form of 'figurarsi'; 'si figuri' is a polite 'not at all'.

Example

Grazie! - Si figuri!

Thanks! - Don't mention it!

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