How to Say ‘Don't mention it, it was my pleasure.’ in Italian
Figurati, è stato un piacere.
fee-GOO-rah-tee eh stah-toh oon pyah-CHEH-reh
[fee-GOO-rah-tee eh stah-toh oon pyah-CHEH-reh]
Phrase Breakdown
Figurati,
fee-GOO-rah-tee
Don't mention it,
A friendly reply to thanks. Stress the first syllable: FI-gu-ra-ti.
Grazie! – Figurati!
Thanks! – Don't mention it!
Words in this phrase
Figurati
[fee-GOO-rah-tee]
don't mention it
Informal reply to thanks, literally 'imagine'.
Grazie! – Figurati!
Thanks! – Don't mention it!
è stato un piacere.
eh stah-toh oon pyah-CHEH-reh
it was a pleasure.
The passato prossimo of 'essere'. Link 'stato un' smoothly: sta-toun.
È stato un piacere conoscerti.
It was a pleasure meeting you.
Words in this phrase
è
[eh]
it was / has been
Form of 'essere' used to say 'it was' in polite follow-up expressions.
È stato davvero utile parlare con te ieri.
It was really useful talking with you yesterday.
stato
[stah-toh]
been
The past participle of 'be', used in perfect tenses.
Lei è stato in Italia.
She has been in Italy.
un
[oon]
a / an
An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.
È stato un incontro molto utile.
It was a very useful meeting.
piacere
[pyah-CHEH-reh]
pleasure
Used in introductions as part of the expression for meeting someone politely.
Quando incontro un recruiter, dico "Piacere" in modo cordiale.
When I meet a recruiter, I say "Pleasure" in a friendly way.
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