Niente/di niente

Jack-D32

March 4, 2015

Di niente or niente means 'excuse me' or you'rewelcome' in one section and means "nothing" or "nothing at all" in another. Can that be?

Jack

Maria-DiLorenzi

March 10, 2015

Ciao Jack,

"niente" means literally "nothing" and "di niente" can be translated as "don't mentioned it".

I hope this is helpful.

Ciao

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