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How to Say ‘That's all, thank you.’ in Italian

Basta così, grazie.

BAH-stah koh-ZEE GRAHT-tsyeh

[BAH-stah koh-ZEE GRAHT-tsyeh]

Phrase Breakdown

Basta così,

BAH-stah koh-ZEE

That's enough,

Use this to stop the shop assistant from adding more. Stress the last syllable of 'così': 'ko-ZEE'.

Example

Basta così, è perfetto.

That's enough, it's perfect.

Words in this phrase

Basta

[BAH-stah]

that's enough

Means enough or that's enough, often used when a seller is serving you.

Example

Basta per me, non ne voglio altro.

That's enough for me, I don't want any more.

così

[koh-ZEE]

so / this way

"Così" can mean "so," "thus," or "this way," often showing result or manner.

Example

Così restiamo in contatto dopo l’incontro.

This way we stay in touch after the meeting.

grazie.

GRAHT-tsyeh

thank you.

Say 'GRA-tsye', with the 'z' sounding like 'ts'.

Example

Sì, grazie.

Yes, thank you.

Words in this phrase

grazie

[GRAHT-tsyeh]

thank you

The standard polite way to say thanks in Italian.

Example

Grazie per l'invito a cena.

Thank you for the dinner invitation.

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