How do you say "Thanks for the hospitality" in Italian?

"Thanks for the hospitality" in Italian is "Grazie per l'ospitalità". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Grazie per l'ospitalità" mean in English?

"Grazie per l'ospitalità" means "Thanks for the hospitality" in English. Usage tip: Use after a visit; shows gratitude and good manners.

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How to Say ‘Thanks for the hospitality’ in Italian

Grazie per l'ospitalità

💬 Usage Tip: Use after a visit; shows gratitude and good manners.

🇮🇹 In Italy: Hospitality is a point of pride in Italian households.

Phrase Breakdown

Grazie

Thank you

Expression of gratitude.

Example

Grazie di cuore.

Thank you from the heart.

per

for

Indicates purpose or reason.

Example

Grazie per tutto.

Thank you for everything.

l'ospitalità

the hospitality

The friendly and generous reception of guests.

Example

Apprezziamo l'ospitalità.

We appreciate the hospitality.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

Grazie

[GRAH-tsyeh]

Thanks

Expression of gratitude or appreciation.

Example

Grazie per il regalo.

Thanks for the gift.

per

[pehr]

For

Used to indicate purpose, cause, or attachments.

Example

Grazie per l'aiuto.

Thanks for the help.

[l]

The

Definite article for singular feminine nouns starting with a vowel sound.

Example

L'autunno è la mia stagione preferita.

Autumn is my favorite season.

ospitalità

[ohs-pee-tah-lee-TAH]

Hospitality

Friendly and generous reception of guests or strangers.

Example

Apprezziamo la tua ospitalità.

We appreciate your hospitality.

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