How to Say ‘It's a joy for us too.’ in Italian
Anche per noi è una gioia.
AHN-keh pehr noy eh OO-nah JOY-ah
[AHN-keh pehr noy eh OO-nah JOY-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Anche per noi] means [for us too], even though English often puts [too] at the end. Italian often places [anche] before the part it adds: [anche per me], [anche domani].
Phrase Breakdown
Anche per noi
AHN-keh pehr noy
for us too / for us as well
Used to say that the feeling or statement applies to the speaker as well.
Anche per noi è importante.
It’s important for us too.
Words in this phrase
Anche
[AHN-keh]
also / too
Shows agreement: for us too.
Anche per noi è una gioia rivedervi.
For us too, it’s a joy to see you again.
per
[pehr]
for
Preposition meaning for.
Questo pranzo è speciale per tutti noi.
This lunch is special for all of us.
noi
[noy]
us / we
Used after a preposition here, meaning us.
Per noi la famiglia è molto importante.
For us, family is very important.
È una gioia
eh OO-nah JOY-ah
it is a joy
A polite and warm way to express happiness or pleasure.
È una gioia vederti.
It’s a joy to see you.
Words in this phrase
è
[eh]
is
Form of essere meaning is.
È sempre bello incontrarvi.
It is always nice to meet you.
una
[OO-nah]
a / an
Feminine singular indefinite article.
È una festa molto sentita in famiglia.
It’s a very meaningful celebration in the family.
gioia
[JOY-ah]
joy
A warm word for joy or great happiness.
Stare insieme dopo tanto tempo è una gioia.
Being together after a long time is a joy.
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