How do you say "Gladly / with pleasure" in German?

"Gladly / with pleasure" in German is "Gern". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

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How to Say ‘Gladly / with pleasure’ in German

Q: What does "Gern" mean in English?

"Gern" means "Gladly / with pleasure" in English. Usage tip: [gern] often means "gladly" rather than "glad." You'll hear it in polite service language like [Sehr gern] and in requests like [Ich helfe gern].

Gern

ghearn

[ghearn]

💬 Usage Tip: [gern] often means "gladly" rather than "glad." You'll hear it in polite service language like [Sehr gern] and in requests like [Ich helfe gern].

Phrase Breakdown

Gern

[ghearn]

gladly

A polite response meaning you are happy to help.

Example

„Gern“ sagt der Mitarbeiter nach Ihrer Reservierung.

“Gladly,” says the staff member after your reservation.

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