Different peoples around the world express their gratitude in different ways, and therefore say "thank you" using entirely different words and expressions. Some languages are more common and well-known than others, due primarily to the number of speakers, but also partly to the representation of certain cultures in the entertainment industry, such as Japanese anime or documentaries about the drug war in Mexico.
Among the most well-known ways of saying "thank you" are "thank you" (in English), "xiè xiè" (in Chinese), and "arigatō" (in Japanese), but also "merci" (in French) and our Italian "grazie."
Learning all the world's languages is certainly a daunting task, but knowing the most important expressions for greeting and thanking can be useful when traveling. However, sometimes the most difficult thing is learning to recognize the spelling of the word "grazie," especially when it uses an alphabet different from our own. In the next section, you'll find "grazie" written in all languages.
Furthermore, for this reason, and because certain expressions cannot be translated, you can also find the translation of "grazie" in all languages on this page , which is useful for pronouncing words even if you don't know the alphabet.
