How to Say ‘No, thanks, I'm fine like this.’ in Italian
No, grazie, sono a posto così.
no GRAHT-syeh SOH-noh ah POH-stoh koh-ZEE
[no GRAHT-syeh SOH-noh ah POH-stoh koh-ZEE]
Phrase Breakdown
No, grazie,
no GRAHT-syeh
No, thank you,
A polite refusal. Pause briefly after 'No'. In 'grazie', the z sounds like 'ts': 'GRAH-tsyeh'.
No, grazie, non bevo caffè.
No, thank you, I don't drink coffee.
Words in this phrase
No
[no]
no
Used to give a negative response.
No, grazie.
No, thank you.
grazie
[GRAHT-syeh]
thank you
The standard word for thanks.
Grazie per il panino.
Thanks for the sandwich.
sono a posto così.
SOH-noh ah POH-stoh koh-ZEE
I'm fine as I am.
A common, polite way to decline more food or drink. Stress the end of 'così': 'koh-ZEE'.
Niente dolce, sono a posto così.
No dessert, I'm fine as I am.
Words in this phrase
sono
[SOH-noh]
I am
First person singular of essere, used to say who you are or where you are.
Sono molto interessato alle opportunità di lavoro qui.
I am very interested in job opportunities here.
a
[ah]
in (as part of 'a posto')
Preposition in the expression 'a posto', meaning fine or all set.
Tutto è a posto.
Everything is fine.
posto
[POH-stoh]
order, place ('a posto' = all set)
In 'essere a posto' it means being fine, needing nothing more.
Sono a posto, grazie.
I'm fine, thanks.
così
[koh-ZEE]
so / this way
"Così" can mean "so," "thus," or "this way," often showing result or manner.
Così restiamo in contatto dopo l’incontro.
This way we stay in touch after the meeting.
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