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PhrasesDealing With ClientsMi dispiace molto per il disagio. Risolveremo la situazione al più presto.
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Mi dispiace molto per il disagio. Risolveremo la situazione al più presto.

I am very sorry for the inconvenience. We will resolve the situation as soon as possible.

Pronunciation

'Disagio' = di-ZA-jo; the 'g' before 'i' is soft, like the 'j' in 'journey'.

When to use it

Use when a client complains about a problem, delay, or error. Always apologise before defending yourself or explaining.

What it means

The apology-first approach is essential in Italian client culture. 'Mi dispiace' (I am sorry) is personal and warm. 'Risolveremo' (we will resolve) commits to action. This combination — empathy followed by commitment — is the standard framework for Italian client complaint management.

Variations

Comprendo la sua frustrazione e me ne scuso.

I understand your frustration and I apologise for it.

Validates the client's emotion; higher empathy level

Questo non avrebbe dovuto accadere. Mi occupo subito della questione.

This should not have happened. I will deal with the matter immediately.

Acknowledges the failure; shows urgency

Prendiamo atto del problema e attiviamo subito la procedura di rimborso.

We acknowledge the problem and immediately activate the refund procedure.

For situations with a clear material remedy

Mini Dialogue

«Ho ricevuto il prodotto danneggiato e sono molto deluso/a." «Mi dispiace molto per il disagio, Signor Ricci. Questo non avrebbe dovuto accadere. Risolveremo la situazione al più presto: le invieremo un prodotto sostitutivo entro 48 ore a nostre spese." «Grazie per la rapidità.»

"I received the damaged product and I am very disappointed." "I am very sorry for the inconvenience, Mr Ricci. This should not have happened. We will resolve the situation as soon as possible: we will send you a replacement product within 48 hours at our expense." "Thank you for the speed."

Cultural Note

Italian consumer law (Codice del Consumo) gives clients strong rights, including the right to a free repair or replacement for defective products within the legal guarantee period (typically two years). Proactive, generous problem resolution is legally smart and builds loyalty.