How to Say ‘Thanks.’ in Italian
Grazie.
GRAHT-tsyeh
[GRAHT-tsyeh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Grazie] on its own is completely natural here as a response to a compliment. Unlike when something is being offered, it usually doesn't imply refusal.
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie
[GRAHT-tsyeh]
thank you
A common and polite way to say “thank you.” It works well as a warm response to a compliment.
Quando qualcuno dice qualcosa di carino sul tuo stile, puoi rispondere: “Grazie.”
When someone says something nice about your style, you can reply: “Thank you.”
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