How to Say ‘I'm very pleased.’ in German
Das freut mich sehr.
dahs froyt mikh zair
[dahs froyt mikh zair]
💬 Usage Tip: In German, the thing makes you happy, so das is the subject and mich is the one pleased. Swap in Das freut uns "We're pleased".
Phrase Breakdown
Das freut
dahs froyt
That pleases
'freut' comes from 'sich freuen' (to be glad). 'eu' sounds like 'oy' in 'boy'.
Das freut uns.
We're glad about that.
Words in this phrase
Das
[dahs]
that; this; it
A demonstrative or pronoun used to refer to a thing, idea, or statement.
Das klingt nach einer guten Arbeitsatmosphäre.
That sounds like a good working atmosphere.
freut
[froyt]
pleases; makes glad
From 'freuen' and often used in expressions like 'Das freut mich' meaning 'That makes me happy.'
Die positive Rückmeldung freut mich sehr, und Freut zeigt ein Gefühl der Freude.
The positive feedback makes me very happy, and 'Freut' shows a feeling of joy.
mich sehr.
mikh zair
me very much.
'mich' ends in a soft 'ch'. 'sehr' has a long 'e', and the 'r' at the end sounds almost like 'a'.
Das interessiert mich sehr.
That interests me very much.
Words in this phrase
mich
[mikh]
me
The pronoun 'mich' in accusative form.
Hast du etwas für mich?
Do you have something for me?
sehr
[zair]
very
An adverb used to strengthen an adjective or description.
Die Atmosphäre ist Sehr respektvoll.
The atmosphere is very respectful.
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