How to Say ‘Thanks so much, you're very kind.’ in Italian
Grazie mille, sei molto gentile.
GRAHT-tsee-eh MEEL-leh say MOHL-toh jen-tee-leh
[GRAHT-tsee-eh MEEL-leh say MOHL-toh jen-tee-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: Grazie mille literally means "a thousand thanks". It's the everyday way to say a bigger thank-you.
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie mille,
GRAHT-tsee-eh MEEL-leh
Thanks a lot,
Literally 'a thousand thanks'. Hold the double 'll' in 'mille'.
Grazie mille per l'aiuto!
Thanks a lot for the help!
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."
mille
[MEEL-leh]
a thousand / very much
Used after 'grazie' to intensify it: 'thanks a lot.'
Grazie mille per l'aiuto.
Thank you very much for the help.
sei molto gentile.
say MOHL-toh jen-tee-leh
you are very kind.
This is a warm, informal compliment. Stress gen-TI-le.
Sei molto gentile, davvero.
You are very kind, really.
Words in this phrase
sei
[say]
You are
Used to describe a characteristic of someone.
Sei davvero gentile.
You are really kind.
molto
[MOHL-toh]
very
An adverb used to strengthen an adjective or description.
Nel commento È molto umana, molto rafforza l'idea di attenzione alle persone.
In the comment 'È molto umana,' 'molto' reinforces the idea of caring about people.
gentile
[jen-tee-leh]
kind
Having a friendly, generous, or considerate nature.
Hai lasciato un'impressione gentile.
You left a kind impression.
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