How to Say ‘I wanted to thank you’ in Italian
Volevo ringraziarti
voh-LEH-voh reen-grahts-YAR-tee
[voh-LEH-voh reen-grahts-YAR-tee]
Phrase Breakdown
Volevo
[voh-LEH-voh]
I wanted
Used to soften a request or statement in a polite, professional way.
Volevo chiederti se hai ricevuto il mio curriculum.
I wanted to ask if you received my résumé.
ringraziarti
[reen-grahts-YAR-tee]
to thank you
A useful infinitive in business follow-up, showing gratitude directly.
Ti scrivo per ringraziarti ancora della conversazione.
I’m writing to thank you again for the conversation.
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