How do you say "I'm happy too." in Japanese?

"I'm happy too." in Japanese is "僕も嬉しいです。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘I'm happy too.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "僕も嬉しいです。" mean in English?

"僕も嬉しいです。" means "I'm happy too." in English. Usage tip: Adding [嬉しいです] makes it complete and polite. You can also respond more casually with [僕も嬉しい].

僕も嬉しいです。

boku mo ureshii desu

[boh-koo moh oo-reh-shee dess]

💬 Usage Tip: Adding [嬉しいです] makes it complete and polite. You can also respond more casually with [僕も嬉しい].

🇯🇵 In Japan: Mirroring feelings is common in Japanese flirting: simple agreement like [僕も] often lands better than a dramatic line.

Phrase Breakdown

僕も

boku mo

Me too (I also); I as well

「僕」 is “I” (often used by males; casual-neutral). 「も」 means “also/too,” showing the same applies to the speaker.

Example

僕も行きます。

I’ll go too.

Words in this phrase

僕

boku

[boh-koo]

I; me (male speaker)

Male “I.” Here it makes a warm, mutual response.

Example

僕も嬉しいです。

I’m happy too.

も

[moh]

also; too

Shows agreement and creates closeness by mirroring the other person’s feeling.

Example

僕も嬉しいです。

I’m happy too.

嬉しいです

ureshii desu

I’m happy / I’m glad

Polite expression of happiness. Common reply to 「嬉しいです」: 「私も嬉しいです／僕も嬉しいです」.

Example

合格して嬉しいです。

I’m happy I passed.

Words in this phrase

嬉しい

ureshii

[oo-reh-shee]

happy; glad

Emotion adjective used to respond politely; very common in first-date conversation.

Example

僕も嬉しいです。

I’m happy too.

です

desu

[dess]

(polite copula) am/is/are

Polite ending that softens the response and sounds considerate.

Example

僕も嬉しいです。

I’m happy too.

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