How to Say ‘Not at all.’ in Italian
Figurati.
fee-goo-RAH-tee
[fee-goo-RAH-tee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Figurati] is informal and friendly, more like [don't mention it] than a literal reply. In professional follow-ups, it works only if the relationship is already relaxed; otherwise people often choose something more neutral.
Phrase Breakdown
Figurati
[fee-goo-RAH-tee]
don't mention it / you're welcome
An informal reply to thanks, meaning it was no problem.
Se mi ringrazi, io ti rispondo subito: «Figurati!».
If you thank me, I immediately reply: “Don’t mention it!”
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