How to Say ‘Thank you so much, everything is wonderful.’ in Italian
Grazie mille, è tutto squisito.
GRAHT-syeh MEEL-leh eh TOOT-toh skwee-ZEE-toh
[GRAHT-syeh MEEL-leh eh TOOT-toh skwee-ZEE-toh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Praising the food is the best thing you can say to an Italian host. It also softens any refusal of seconds.
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie mille,
GRAHT-syeh MEEL-leh
Thanks a lot,
Literally 'a thousand thanks'. Hold the double 'l' in 'mille': 'GRAH-tsyeh MEEL-leh'.
Grazie mille per l'invito.
Thanks a lot for the invitation.
Words in this phrase
Grazie
[GRAHT-syeh]
thank you
The standard word for thanks.
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'.
Grazie mille per la torta di compleanno!
Thanks a lot for the birthday cake!
è tutto squisito.
eh TOOT-toh skwee-ZEE-toh
everything is delicious.
Say 'eh TOOT-toh skwee-ZEE-toh', with the stress on 'ZEE'.
Signora, è tutto squisito!
Madam, everything is delicious!
Words in this phrase
è
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of 'essere'; used to describe a person, company, or situation.
Quando dici È in È molto umana, stai descrivendo l'azienda.
When you say 'È' in 'È molto umana,' you are describing the company.
tutto
[TOOT-toh]
everything
All things or all that should be considered.
Ho comprato tutto.
I bought everything.
squisito
[skwee-ZEE-toh]
delicious, exquisite
Adjective praising food as excellent.
Il sugo è squisito.
The sauce is delicious.
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