How to Say ‘I'm happy too.’ in German
Ich freue mich auch.
ikh FROY-uh mikh owkh
[ikh FROY-uh mikh owkh]
💬 Usage Tip: sich freuen "to be glad" always needs the extra mich for "I": ich freue mich, du freust dich. Leaving it out sounds broken.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich freue
ikh FROY-uh
I am glad
This starts the reflexive verb 'sich freuen'. Say 'freue' as 'FROY-uh'.
Ich freue mich.
I'm happy.
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 auch.
mikh owkh
too.
'mich' is the reflexive pronoun and 'auch' means too.
Er freut sich auch.
He's happy too.
Words in this phrase
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.
auch
[owkh]
also / too
Used to say also or too when returning a wish or adding something.
Auch nach dem Karriereevent sollten wir in Kontakt bleiben.
We should stay in touch after the career event too.
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