How to Say ‘Nice, I'm glad.’ in German
Schön, das freut mich.
shern dahs froyt mikh
[shern dahs froyt mikh]
Phrase Breakdown
Schön, das
shern dahs
Nice, that
'Schön' means nice. Round your lips for 'ö'. 'Das' is joined to it here so that each part is long enough to say on its own.
Schön, das klingt gut.
Nice, that sounds good.
Words in this phrase
Schön
[shern]
nice
Used to express that meeting someone is pleasant.
„Schön, Sie hier zu treffen“ klingt höflich und professionell.
“Nice to meet you here” sounds polite and professional.
das
[dahs]
that; it
Refers back to a previous statement or situation, often translated as 'that' or 'it.'
Das hat einen positiven Eindruck hinterlassen.
That left a positive impression.
freut mich.
froyt mikh
makes me happy.
'Freut mich' is also a set phrase on its own. 'Eu' sounds like 'oy'.
Freut mich, dich zu sehen.
Glad to see you.
Words in this phrase
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
[mikh]
me
The pronoun 'mich' in accusative form.
Hast du etwas für mich?
Do you have something for me?
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