How to Say ‘I'm glad.’ in Italian
Mi fa piacere.
mee fah pya-CHEH-reh
[mee fah pya-CHEH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Mi fa piacere] is literally [it gives me pleasure], but it's a very normal way to say [I'm glad]. The same pattern works with other people too: [mi fa piacere], [ti fa piacere], [ci fa piacere].
Phrase Breakdown
Mi fa
mee fah
It makes me
Part of the expression used to say something gives you a feeling or reaction.
Mi fa piacere sentirti.
It makes me happy to hear from you.
Words in this phrase
Mi
[mee]
to me / me
An indirect object pronoun meaning “to me,” part of the phrase expressing pleasure.
Mi fa piacere quando qualcuno apprezza i miei accessori.
It pleases me when someone appreciates my accessories.
fa
[fah]
makes
From “fare,” here meaning “makes” as part of an expression about how something affects you.
Mi fa piacere ricevere un complimento così naturale.
It makes me happy to receive such a natural compliment.
piacere
[pya-CHEH-reh]
pleasure
In this phrase, it contributes to the meaning “I’m glad” or “that’s nice to hear.”
Dire “Mi fa piacere.” è una risposta gentile a un complimento sul tuo stile.
Saying “I’m glad.” is a kind response to a compliment about your style.
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