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Today we are going to see all the ways to answer a simple thank you
you probably all already know the word ”prego”
which is precisely the first expression that you learn
when you begin to study Italian
native speakers, however, also use many other options
and today we are going to discover them together
so if you are interested watch the video to the end!
The way you can respond to a simple thank you or thank you very much
depends on the context in which you are
for example if you are with friends or relatives you will respond in one way
or with informal expressions
but if you find yourself with colleagues or in an context of work
then you will respond in another way using more formal words or expressions
so it is also right to learn all the others expressions
to always respond in the most appropriate way
let's start now
number one: figurati
for example: "thank you for having me offered ice cream, Lucia"; "figurati"
this is an informal expression from use strictly with friends or relatives
we can also find it in its formal form “si figuri“.
"thank you for your help," “si figuri“
that can be used in a context of work
the second way is: “non c’è di che”.
"thank you for helping me", “non c’è di che“.
the next expression is: “di niente“ or “di nulla“
Niente e nulla are synonyms
this expression you can use among friends
as: "thank you for lending me the money!", di niente/di nulla“
then we have “ma di che cosa“ or “ma di che“ or “e di che“.
for example: "thank you for giving me a ride to the party"
“E di che! It was on the street, it did not cost me anything”
then we find "grazie a te“ or even simply "a te“
"thank you for the invitation", "thank you for coming"...
we find this expression also in the formal way “grazie a lei”.
"thank you for your invitation", "thank you for coming to the presentation."
expression number 7: “non c’è problema“
or nowadays it is also commonly called "no problem".
"thank you for giving me your sweatshirt, I was really cold!", "no problem"...
eighth expression: “quando vuoi”
"thank you very much for listening to me in the I really needed", "quando vuoi"
or I am your friend you can talk to me when you want to, if you need to
in English we would say "any time"
also this expression can be found in the formal way "quando vuole".
for example: "thank you for your availability", "Quando vuole"
the penultimate expression is "è il minimo".
for example: "thank you for coming to see me", "È il minimo"
which means: it's the least I can do after all that you have done for me
and as a last expression very used nowadays among young people
is: "tranquillo", "vai tranquillo" or still "vai sereno"
"thank you so much for accompanying me to home, sorry to disturb you!"
"Vai tranquillo!" that is you have not disturbed at all
well these were the 10 expressions to answer to a simple thank you
so now you will no longer need to use are the word please
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