How to Say ‘Yes, that's perfect, thank you.’ in Italian
Sì, va benissimo, grazie.
see vah beh-NEES-see-moh GRAHT-tsee-eh
[see vah beh-NEES-see-moh GRAHT-tsee-eh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sì, va benissimo,
see vah beh-NEES-see-moh
Yes, that's perfect,
'Benissimo' means 'very well'. Stress 'NIS': be-NIS-si-mo.
Va benissimo così.
It's perfect like this.
Words in this phrase
Sì
[see]
yes
A simple affirmative answer, useful in conversation and interviews.
Rispondo "Sì" quando mi chiedono se mi interessa la cultura aziendale.
I answer "Yes" when they ask me if I am interested in the company culture.
va
[vah]
it goes / that's
Part of the phrase va benissimo, meaning that's perfectly fine.
Sì, va benissimo, grazie.
Yes, that’s perfectly fine, thank you.
benissimo
[beh-NEES-see-moh]
perfectly fine
Strong way to say something is very good or completely okay.
Per me va benissimo davanti all'hotel.
For me, right in front of the hotel is perfectly fine.
grazie.
GRAHT-tsee-eh
thank you.
Pronounced GRA-tsye, with three clear sounds and no silent 'e'.
Grazie a te.
Thanks to you.
Words in this phrase
grazie
[GRAHT-tsee-eh]
thank you / thanks
The standard way to thank someone in Italian.
Ricevo il resto e dico: "Grazie."
I receive the change and say: "Thank you."
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