How to Say “Gracie” in Italian

By Olivia Elsie • Updated October 4, 2026

Gracie

Gracie is an Italian female given name.

Gracie is used as a personal name for females.

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If an Italian hears Gracie, they might mistake it for a misspelling of grazie, which means 'thank you'.

Examples in context

Gracie è una ragazza molto simpatica.
Gracie is a very nice girl.
Ho incontrato Gracie al parco oggi.
I met Gracie at the park today.
Conosci Gracie?
Do you know Gracie?

Example conversation

Francesco and Chiara are talking about a mutual friend.

Francesco

Hai visto Gracie oggi?
Did you see Gracie today?
Chiara

Sì, ho parlato con lei poco fa.
Yes, I spoke with her a little while ago.
Francesco

È sempre così allegra, Gracie!
Gracie is always so cheerful!
Chiara

Sì, è una persona fantastica.
Yes, she is a fantastic person.

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About The Author

Olivia Elsie

Ciao! I'm Olivia, with an incurable love for the Italian language. When I'm not guiding you through the nuances of saying 'Bruschetta' or teaching you to hold a conversation in Italian, you'll find me riding horseback along Tuscan trails, or experimenting in the kitchen with my favourite ingredient, "aglio" (garlic). I believe the beauty of language lies within its variations, its formalities, its colloquial charm, and its power to connect worlds. Join me, as I break down phrases, probe the pronunciation, and explore la dolce vita through language. Buon divertimento! (Have fun!)

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