Di niente
You're welcome
Language note: Literally translates to 'of nothing', a humble way to accept thanks.
Culture note: Italians often downplay their generosity, emphasizing the ease and naturalness of helping others.
Context: The shopkeeper responds to the learner's thanks graciously.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Di
[dee]
You're welcome
A polite response to an expression of thanks.
Grazie! Di niente, è stato un piacere.
Thank you! You're welcome, it was a pleasure.
niente
[NYEN-teh]
nothing
Indicates that something is not a problem or issue.
Non c'è di niente.
It's nothing.
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