How to Say ‘Thank you so much, you too.’ in Italian
Grazie mille, altrettanto.
GRAH-tsye MEEL-leh ahl-tret-TAHN-toh
[GRAH-tsye MEEL-leh ahl-tret-TAHN-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie mille,
GRAH-tsye MEEL-leh
Thanks a lot,
Literally 'a thousand thanks'. Say the double 'l' in 'mille' clearly.
Grazie mille per l'aiuto.
Thanks a lot for the help.
Words in this phrase
Grazie
[GRAH-tsye]
Thanks
Used to express gratitude or appreciation.
Grazie per aver trovato un tavolo libero.
Thanks for finding a free table.
mille
[MEEL-leh]
A thousand
Used to intensify gratitude.
Ti ringrazio mille volte per tutto ciò.
I thank you a thousand times for everything.
altrettanto.
ahl-tret-TAHN-toh
the same to you.
Used to return a good wish. The stress falls on al-tret-TAN-to.
Buona serata! – Altrettanto.
Have a nice evening! – Same to you.
Words in this phrase
altrettanto
[ahl-tret-TAHN-toh]
likewise / same to you
Used to return a wish or greeting to someone.
Buon weekend! - Altrettanto!
Have a good weekend! - Same to you!
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