How to Say ‘Don't mention it’ in Italian
Si figuri
see fee-GOO-ree
[see fee-GOO-ree]
💬 Usage Tip: This is the polite form, used with someone you call Lei. With someone you call tu, say Figurati.
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
(formal reflexive part of 'si figuri')
Pronoun in the formal expression 'si figuri', meaning 'don't mention it'.
Si figuri, nessun problema.
Don't mention it, no problem.
figuri
[fee-GOO-ree]
imagine (formal)
From 'figurarsi'; 'si figuri' means 'not at all, don't mention it'.
Grazie! – Si figuri!
Thank you! – Not at all!
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