How to Say ‘Gladly.’ in German
Sehr gern.
zair gairn
[zair gairn]
🇩🇪 In Germany: [sehr gern] sounds warm and willing, stronger than a flat yes. In this kind of exchange, it reads as enthusiastic interest.
Phrase Breakdown
Sehr
[zair]
very
Literally “very”; together with “gern,” it forms a polite enthusiastic response.
Sehr gern, ich komme mit.
With pleasure, I’ll come along.
gern
[gairn]
gladly
Means “gladly” or “with pleasure,” often used to accept an invitation.
Sehr gern, ich komme mit.
With pleasure, I’ll come along.
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