How to Say ‘Thank you, see you on Friday!’ in Italian
Grazie a lei, a venerdì!
GRAH-tsyay ah LAY ah veh-nehr-DEE
[GRAH-tsyay ah LAY ah veh-nehr-DEE]
💬 Usage Tip: Grazie a lei means "thank you" back to the other person. With friends it becomes Grazie a te.
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie a lei,
GRAH-tsyay ah LAY
Thank you (formal),
Use this to reply politely when someone thanks you. Say GRA-tsie a LEI. The 'z' sounds like 'ts'.
Grazie a lei, signora.
Thank you, madam.
Words in this phrase
Grazie
[GRAH-tsyay]
Thank you
A phrase used to express gratitude.
Grazie per il biscotto!
Thank you for the biscuit!
a
[ah]
to
"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.
Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.
Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.
lei
[LAY]
you (formal)
Polite form of 'you', used with strangers like customers or staff.
Questo è per lei.
This is for you.
a venerdì!
ah veh-nehr-DEE
See you on Friday!
'A' plus a day means 'see you then'. Stress the final 'dì'.
Ciao, a domani!
Bye, see you tomorrow!
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
see you; until
A preposition used in time expressions like farewells, especially in fixed phrases such as A presto.
A presto è un modo cordiale per chiudere un messaggio professionale.
A presto is a friendly way to close a professional message.
venerdì
[veh-nehr-DEE]
Friday
Fifth day of the week, named after Venus.
Venerdì sera esco con gli amici.
Friday evening I go out with friends.
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