How to Say ‘Yes, please.’ in Italian
Sì, grazie.
SEE grah-tsyeh
[SEE grah-tsyeh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: If you want the drink, [Sì, grazie] is the natural yes. Saying just [grazie] can sometimes sound like a polite refusal, depending on tone.
Phrase Breakdown
Sì
[SEE]
Yes, thank you
A polite response when accepting or agreeing with an offer.
'Vuoi un bicchiere di vino?' 'Sì, grazie.'
'Would you like a glass of wine?' 'Yes, thank you.'
grazie
[grah-tsyeh]
Thank you
An expression of gratitude.
Quando qualcuno ti offre qualcosa, puoi dire 'Sì, grazie.'
When someone offers you something, you can say 'Yes, thank you.'
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