How to Say ‘That's correct, thank you.’ in Italian
È giusto, grazie.
eh JOO-stoh GRAHT-tsee-eh
[eh JOO-stoh GRAHT-tsee-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Giusto] here means "correct" or "exact," not "just" in the English sense. In payment situations, [È giusto] often means the amount is right.
Phrase Breakdown
È
[eh]
it is
Form of 'essere' meaning 'it is' or 'is'; here used to confirm an amount.
È giusto, grazie, non manca niente.
It's correct, thank you, nothing is missing.
giusto
[JOO-stoh]
correct / exact
Used to say an amount, price, or change is right or exact.
Il resto è giusto, grazie.
The change is correct, thank you.
Grazie.
GRAHT-tsee-eh
Thank you.
Polite expression used to show gratitude.
Grazie per l'aiuto.
Thank you for the help.
Words in this phrase
grazie
[GRAHT-tsee-eh]
thank you
A polite expression of thanks, common in shops and everyday interactions.
È giusto, grazie per il resto.
It's correct, thank you for the change.
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