How to Say ‘That's all, thank you.’ in Italian
Basta così, grazie.
BAH-stah koh-ZEE GRAHT-tsyeh
[BAH-stah koh-ZEE GRAHT-tsyeh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Useful at markets or deli counters while someone is still serving you: it means "that's enough, stop there." Italians say it naturally while the person is slicing, weighing, or pouring.
Phrase Breakdown
Basta
[BAH-stah]
that's enough
Means enough or that's enough, often used when a seller is serving you.
Basta per me, non ne voglio altro.
That's enough for me, I don't want any more.
così
[koh-ZEE]
like this
Means like this or this way; in this phrase it means that's enough like that.
Così va bene, grazie.
Like this is fine, thank you.
grazie
[GRAHT-tsyeh]
thank you
Common polite expression meaning thank you.
Grazie per l'aiuto.
Thank you for the help.
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