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How to Say ‘Thanks so much, I'll tell them.’ in Italian

Grazie mille, glielo dico.

GRAHT-syeh MEEL-leh LYEH-loh DEE-koh

[GRAHT-syeh MEEL-leh LYEH-loh DEE-koh]

Phrase Breakdown

Grazie mille,

GRAHT-syeh MEEL-leh

Thanks a lot,

Literally 'a thousand thanks'. Pronounce the double 'll' in 'mille' clearly and a bit longer.

Example

Grazie mille per l'aiuto!

Thanks a lot for the help!

Words in this phrase

Grazie

[GRAHT-syeh]

thank you

The standard word for thanks.

Example

Grazie per il panino.

Thanks for the sandwich.

mille

[MEEL-leh]

a thousand (in 'thanks a lot')

Literally 'thousand'; used with 'grazie' to mean 'thanks a lot' or 'many thanks'.

Example

Grazie mille per la torta di compleanno!

Thanks a lot for the birthday cake!

glielo dico.

LYEH-loh DEE-koh

I'll tell them.

'Glielo' combines 'to him/her/them' and 'it'. It sounds like 'LYEH-lo'.

Example

Non lo sa? Glielo dico io.

He doesn't know? I'll tell him.

Words in this phrase

glielo

[LYEH-loh]

it to them

Combined pronoun 'gli' + 'lo'; here 'gli' refers to them (the family).

Example

Ho un regalo per loro, glielo porto domani.

I have a gift for them, I'll bring it to them tomorrow.

dico

[DEE-koh]

I tell

From 'dire', to say/tell.

Example

Ti dico la verità.

I'm telling you the truth.

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