How to Say ‘Thank you so much, Emily Smith’ in Italian
Grazie mille, Emily Smith
GRAHT-sye MEEL-leh
[GRAHT-sye MEEL-leh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Using someone's first name after [Grazie mille] sounds warm and natural with family. A full name would usually feel unusually formal in this situation.
Phrase Breakdown
Grazie mille
GRAHT-sye MEEL-leh
Words in this phrase
Grazie
[GRAHT-sye]
Thank you
Used to express gratitude.
Grazie mille, Maria, per il regalo.
Thank you very much, Maria, for the gift.
mille
[MEEL-leh]
a thousand
A hyperbolic way to express abundant gratitude.
Grazie mille, Giovanni, per il cioccolato artigianale.
Thank you very much, Giovanni, for the artisanal chocolate.
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