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How to Say ‘Thanks for coming tonight.’ in Italian

Grazie per essere venuta stasera.

GRAHT-syeh pehr EHS-seh-reh veh-NOO-tah stah-SEH-rah

[GRAHT-syeh pehr EHS-seh-reh veh-NOO-tah stah-SEH-rah]

Phrase Breakdown

Grazie

[GRAHT-syeh]

thank you

The standard word for thanks.

Example

Grazie per il panino.

Thanks for the sandwich.

per essere venuta

pehr EHS-seh-reh veh-NOO-tah

for coming

Stress ES-se-re and ve-NU-ta.

Example

Grazie per essere venuta qui.

Thanks for coming here.

Words in this phrase

per

[pehr]

for

A preposition used to explain purpose or reason.

Example

Sono qui per conoscere nuove aziende.

I am here to get to know new companies.

essere

[EHS-seh-reh]

to be

The basic verb 'to be' in its infinitive form.

Example

Vorrei essere puntuale.

I'd like to be on time.

venuta

[veh-NOO-tah]

come (feminine)

Past participle of 'venire', feminine form for a woman.

Example

Maria è venuta alla festa.

Maria came to the party.

stasera.

stah-SEH-rah

tonight.

A short form of 'questa sera'. Say sta-SE-ra.

Example

Cosa fai stasera?

What are you doing tonight?

Words in this phrase

stasera

[stah-SEH-rah]

tonight

Short for 'questa sera', this evening.

Example

Stasera esco con gli amici.

Tonight I'm going out with friends.

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