How to Say ‘He'll surely be pleased.’ in Japanese
きっと喜ぶわ。
kitto yorokobu wa
[kitto yoh-roh-koh-boo wa]
💬 Usage Tip: The わ at the end is a soft, feminine-sounding way to finish a sentence, typical of older women. It doesn't change the meaning.
Phrase Breakdown
きっと
kitto
[kitto]
surely
Expressing confidence that something will happen.
きっと成功する。
You will surely succeed.
喜ぶ
yorokobu
[yoh-roh-koh-boo]
to be pleased; to be happy
A verb meaning to be delighted or pleased about something.
海の見える席なら家族が喜ぶと思います。
I think my family would be pleased with a seat that has an ocean view.
わ
wa
[wa]
sentence ending particle
Expresses the speaker's emotions or softens the statement.
行ったわ。
I went.
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