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How to Say ‘Thank you so much, very kind.’ in Italian

Grazie mille, gentilissimo.

GRAH-tsee-eh mee-leh jehn-tee-LEES-see-moh

[GRAH-tsee-eh mee-leh jehn-tee-LEES-see-moh]

Phrase Breakdown

Grazie mille,

GRAH-tsee-eh mee-leh

Thanks a lot,

Literally 'a thousand thanks'. Say GRA-tsye MIL-le, with a double 'l'.

Example

Grazie mille per l'aiuto.

Thanks a lot for the help.

Words in this phrase

Grazie

[GRAH-tsee-eh]

Thank you

Expression of gratitude.

Example

Grazie per il tuo aiuto.

Thank you for your help.

mille

[mee-leh]

thousand

Numerical value of one thousand.

Example

Ci vogliono mille punti per vincere la partita.

It takes a thousand points to win the match.

gentilissimo.

jehn-tee-LEES-see-moh

very kind (of you).

This is the superlative of 'gentile'. Use 'gentilissima' for a woman. Say jen-ti-LIS-si-mo.

Example

Lei è gentilissima.

You are very kind.

Words in this phrase

gentilissimo

[jehn-tee-LEES-see-moh]

very kind

Superlative of 'gentile'; a warm thank-you.

Example

Lei è gentilissimo.

You are very kind.

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