Newark_Anagram
6th May 2009, 07:12
Hi all,
I am looking for some help with a phrase that a friend has heard. I believe it to have been said to him at a restaurant by a waiter. I assume it was a thank you for the tip but I can't remember exactly.
Anyway the phrase is
"Grazie con tutto"
The phrase doesn't make sense to me as I would translate it as:
"Thankyou with everything"
Is this a common phrase in Italy? If so, would someone please explain what it means?
Thanks for your help,
NA
I am looking for some help with a phrase that a friend has heard. I believe it to have been said to him at a restaurant by a waiter. I assume it was a thank you for the tip but I can't remember exactly.
Anyway the phrase is
"Grazie con tutto"
The phrase doesn't make sense to me as I would translate it as:
"Thankyou with everything"
Is this a common phrase in Italy? If so, would someone please explain what it means?
Thanks for your help,
NA