How to say THANK YOU in 9 Different Ways in Italian

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

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[@hildakay]

Grazie mille

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[@ashleywright7909]

Grazie di cuore per questo video Valentina!

[@PaulMabior]

I'm proud of you because I do understand italian language through your videos. my favorite thanks is Grazie mille

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

So glad to hear this, Paul! Bravo!!

[@donslicys3165]

Thanks

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Grazie a te! ❤

[@MaryOssati]

I really like your teaching method. Grazie infinite :)

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[@juliepeters7239]

You are a wonderful teacher.

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[@l.forbes6274]

Thanks!

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Grazie a te!

[@erwinsantoso106]

Grazie Mille Valentina!

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[@shamim3198]

Grazie mille

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[@ManthosMattheouNYTA]

Grazie per il tuo sostegno nei miei tentativi di imparare l'italiano. Sei davvero un insegnante unico e sono molto fortunato ad aver trovato il tuo canale KZbin. 🙂

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Grazie di cuore ate, Manthos, per il tuo bellissimo commento!

[@sianyelizabeth86]

Great video Valentina, grazie mille ❤

[@martinedupuismartinedupuis7585]

Grazie mille professoressa ❤

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[@elisalatuf4457]

Grazie mille, I am really learning with you!!!❤❤❤

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Really glad you are enjoying my videos, Elisa! ❤

[@DeeCois]

Grazie di cuore, Bella.

[@hildakay]

Thank you Teacher☺️

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[@SubGlobaLVlogs429]

Lovely video by A lovely Lady❤

[@Belgiumgaijin]

Grazie infinite!

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[@dawns1520]

I wish i would of found your videos before i went to Parma!!! I am learning so much so quickly 😊

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Ah!! Non è mai troppo tardi! *it's never too late Benvenuto! 😊

[@unrulyaziz329]

I’m learning a lot from you 👏❤

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Glad to hear it! ❤

[@Lovs2sell765]

Great video!!!

[@glennmorrissey2529]

Salve Valentina, fantastic lessons. I have only just stumbled upon your videos, they are excellent and I have studied Italian on and off for many years and I still learn with your videos. I am going through all of them at the moment as I return to Italy June 24. Thank you for your incredible efforts.

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Glad to be helpful to you, Glenn!

[@HusseinShaladi]

Grazie mille... ❤❤

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[@MY_DJ.]

Great lesson

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[@KhadijaZaheer-xl9cd]

Salve fantastico lesione

[@richardeljay]

Ti sono grato.

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[@kumaranthankamony7638]

Graze Mille my favourite 😅😅😅😅😅 teacher

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[@frankuwakwe1158]

❤ Grazie di cuore

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[@1fandik]

Valentina, vi rigrazio in 9 modi diversi!

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[@beatricelundgren9096]

Grazie di Coure per te.

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[@ehoqtouch]

Grazie di cuore

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[@juliorodriguez9657]

Grazie de cuore Valentina. Io sonó di messico e adoro la tua lezioni. Hope I wrote it down well. 😊

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Grazie a te, Julio! ❤

[@srinivasaraojupudi1915]

Grazie

[@Javaman92]

They are all useful for different things. It's hard to say that I like one over another. I'm sure everyone was thinking of how they would thank you for your videos while listening to this. I know I was. I can't decide between Ti ringrazio or Ti sono grato. I think I am coming to understand the Italian culture enough to feel that expressing a deeper emotion than the situation or relationship suggests is not what an Italian would do. Please correct me if I am wrong. So perhaps grazie mille would be the proper level for us? I think I think too much! lol

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

ahah, non è necessario pensare così tanto! 😄 The one we would pick is the one that shows our feelings best. And I think as Italians we are more inclined to censor NOT showing emotions rather than showing too much 😄😄

[@Javaman92]

@@ItalianTeacherValentina Well I have learned something new. Thank you. Grazie di cuore per questo.

[@abview]

Grazie mille! Thank you for your wonderful lessons. Question: Is it ever appropriate to say "Mille grazie" instead of "Grazie mille"?

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

Buona domanda! Both are correct, but "mille grazie" is less common and sounds a tad bit more formal

[@UrduPoetryofficial-y3j]

Good 👍

[@Javaman92]

4 years of straight As in college English and I was confused about how to tell who was the subject of the sentence, Ti sono grato. SO I looked it up. OH yeah, I remember now. I thought that perhaps someone else might need a refresher. "In the sentence "I am grateful to you," the subject is "I." The subject is the person or thing that performs the action of the verb, and in this case, "I" is the one who is grateful. The verb "am" is a form of the verb "to be," indicating a state of being, and "grateful" is an adjective describing the state of the subject. The prepositional phrase "to you" provides additional information about the recipient of the gratitude."

[@srinnamary]

Please say some sentences regarding food serving or breakfast in old age house.

[@AlanSharp-r2z]

I think an example question for those answers would be helpful.

[@anthonygalzarano8099]

Why do you use the informal TU in these? Would it be proper in a more formal setting?

[@rjcolarusso4764]

Di cuore

[@cherryreyes2466]

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[@danielbaublis3901]

Ti ringrazio, Valentina. Now that we know how to say thank you a few different ways, what are the ways we say “you’re welcome” or other appropriate responses. We say your welcome, no problem, my pleasure and so on. How do Italians respond? Grazie ancora!

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

I just posted a video on this very topic last week, Daniel! Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIOlYoSmodWBa68

[@glgartman]

Would you use "ringraziarti" in formal situation?

[@ItalianTeacherValentina]

No, not necessarily. Especially adding "ti" makes it informal. If you needed to make it formal, you should use "La" (formal you)

[@glgartman]

Grazie mille!

[@donslicys3165]

Youre so sweet😊

[@abdulwasaalhakimi1915]

Non so come ringraziati!

[@juliepeters7239]

Non so come ringraziarti

[@AmadouManneh-d8h]

Grazie mille

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Grazie mille