How to Say ‘Makes me happy / I’m glad’ in Italian
Fa piacere
fah pya-CHEH-reh
[fah pya-CHEH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: In [mi fa piacere], Italian says literally "it gives me pleasure," not "I am glad." You can reuse the chunk with other people too: [mi fa piacere], [ti fa piacere], [ci fa piacere].
Phrase Breakdown
Fa
[fah]
makes / is
From 'fare'; in this expression it helps mean 'it is a pleasure.'
Mi fa piacere che tu voglia continuare la conversazione.
I'm pleased that you want to continue the conversation.
piacere
[pya-CHEH-reh]
pleasure
Noun used in the expression 'mi fa piacere' to show pleasure or happiness.
Mi fa piacere stare con te in un posto più tranquillo.
I'm happy to be with you in a quieter place.
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