How to Say ‘I'll gladly accept it.’ in Japanese
ありがたくいただくわ。
arigataku itadaku wa
[ah-ree-GAH-tah-koo ee-tah-DAH-koo wa]
💬 Usage Tip: いただく is the humble verb for receiving. The ending わ gives it a soft tone, typical of older women's speech.
Phrase Breakdown
ありがたく
arigataku
[ah-ree-GAH-tah-koo]
gratefully
Adverb form of ありがたい, 'thankful'.
ありがたく使わせていただきます。
I will gratefully use it.
いただく
itadaku
[ee-tah-DAH-koo]
to receive (humble)
Humble verb for receiving or accepting something.
お土産をいただきました。
I received a souvenir.
わ
wa
[wa]
feminine emphasis
Adds feminine emphasis to a statement, making it softer.
それを待っていたわ。
I was waiting for that.
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