Different ways of saying THANK YOU in Italian. Learn ITALIAN

In this video you will learn how to say thank you in Italian in different ways.

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Grazie mille per un altro utilissimo video😉belli anche gli effetti speciali🫨

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Grazieeeee 💚

[@virginiamancini3353]

How to be kind should be the first thing to learn!!👍

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Indeed 😊 thanks a lot for watching 🤗

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Molto brava come sempre! Grazie😂

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Grazieeee 🤩

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Sei perfetta!!

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Grazie, sei molto gentile 🤩

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Grazie infinite Insegnante❤

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Grazie a te per aver guardato il video 💚

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Mucho Gusto 🎉

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

El gusto es mío 😊

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Molto educativo ❤

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

😊😊😊

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Grazie - thank you ☺️

[@mirelaradut8879]

Grazie ❤

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Prego 💚

[@Anndata60]

Grazie 😊 or Dhanyawad Didi

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

It sounds so nice 🤩 What’s the difference between Dhanyawad and Namaste? When I was in India, I was using Namaste to say thank you.

[@Anndata60]

@@LanguageswithGeorgiana These both are different. Namaste means (Hello 👋) & Dhanyawad means respectfully ( Thankyou) 🤩 Normal thankyou is Sukriya. So sukriya 🤗

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

I was using Namaste for both Hello and Thank you. Now I know … Sukriya 🤗

[@Anndata60]

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🫣🫣🫣

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'Promo SM'

[@pinguinoj]

Ma quante siete 👀🤣

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Hahaha una decina 😅

[@Javaman92]

HMM So you are saying, if I wanted to say thanks to you, I would say, "grazie per il tuo aiuto. " ?

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Hi 😊 Thank you = Grazie Thank you for your help = Grazie per il tuo aiuto (I used this sentence as an example only) Thanks to you = Grazie a te (for example Grazie a te ho deciso di andare in palestra = Thanks to you I’ve decided to go to the gym) I hope this helps, if you have further questions please let me know 😊

[@Javaman92]

@@LanguageswithGeorgiana Yes, what I am thinking is that wouldn't I say, la tua instead of il tuo to you?

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Ah, right! 😊 sorry I misunderstood what you wrote in the first comment. “Aiuto” is a masculine noun so you need to use the masculine article “il”. So “grazie per il tuo aiuto” is correct. If you want, you can drop the possessive “tuo” and simply say “grazie per l’aiuto” (in this case you use l’ not il because the noun “aiuto” starts with a vowel).

[@Javaman92]

@@LanguageswithGeorgiana I learned something new. Thank you. Grazie mille

[@LanguageswithGeorgiana]

Prego 😊