How to Say ‘I'm glad you're enjoying it.’ in German
Ich freue mich, dass es dir schmeckt.
ikh FROY-uh mikh dahs es deer shmekt
[ikh FROY-uh mikh dahs es deer shmekt]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich freue mich,
ikh FROY-uh mikh
I'm glad
This is the main clause. Pause slightly at the comma before 'dass'.
Ich freue mich, dich zu sehen.
I'm glad to see you.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
freue
[FROY-uh]
am happy / look forward
From the reflexive verb 'sich freuen'; often used to express anticipation.
Ich freue mich schon auf Dienstag.
I am already looking forward to Tuesday.
mich
[mikh]
myself
A reflexive pronoun used with certain verbs like 'sich bedanken.'
Ich wollte mich für Ihre Zeit bedanken.
I wanted to thank you for your time.
dass es dir schmeckt.
dahs es deer shmekt
that you like it
'Dass' starts a subordinate clause, so the verb 'schmeckt' goes to the end.
Gut, dass es dir schmeckt.
Good that you like it.
Words in this phrase
dass
[dahs]
that
Used to introduce a clause expressing a statement or thought.
Ich hoffe, dass du kommst.
I hope that you come.
es
[es]
it
A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
Es ist ein schöner Tag.
It is a beautiful day.
dir
[deer]
you (dative, informal)
Dative form of 'du', used after prepositions like 'von' and 'mit'.
Ich komme mit dir.
I'm coming with you.
schmeckt
[shmekt]
tastes
Form of 'schmecken', to taste; alone often means tastes good.
Der Kuchen schmeckt süß.
The cake tastes sweet.
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