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| English to Italian translations [Non-PRO] | | English term or phrase: thank you | | thank you very much |
| | | grazie mille!! | Explanation:
Thank you very much = grazie mille :)
Hope it helps,Flavio |
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2 mins Grazie / grazie mille / grazie di cuore
Explanation:
Of course you can just say "grazie", which is the plain "thanks". "Grazie di cuore" (thanks by heart, literally) is a bit old fashioned but lovely if what are you thanking for is important for you :)
Best wishes, Flavio
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| senesino83
Local time: 22:26
Native speaker of:  Italian, Spanish
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22 mins "Ti ringrazio" (I thank you) to a friend
Explanation:
or "La ringrazio" (with a capital "L") to someone you are not very familiar with; in fact, the English "you" in Italian splits into "tu" (you say this to friends or family members) and "Lei" (capital L) with which you address someone you are less familiar with.
Of course Fabio's suggestions are all perfectly correct.
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