How to Say ‘I’m glad we can cheer together.’ in Japanese
一緒に応援できてうれしい。
issho ni ouen deki te ureshii
[ees-shoh nee oh-en deh-kee teh oo-reh-shee]
💬 Usage Tip: A lovely phrase for shared support. The [て] form links the reason and feeling smoothly: 'I am glad because we can cheer together.'
🇯🇵 In Japan: This matches the communal mood of Japanese sports watching, where being together can feel just as important as the result.
Phrase Breakdown
一緒に
issho ni
together; with someone
Indicates doing something together with others.
一緒に行こう。
Let’s go together.
Words in this phrase
一緒
issho
[ees-shoh]
together
一緒 means being together with others.
一緒に応援できてうれしい。
I'm happy we can cheer together.
に
ni
[nee]
adverb particle
に makes 一緒 into 'together' as an adverb.
家族と一緒に見る。
Watch together with family.
応援できて
ouen deki te
being able to cheer/support
The te-form of できる here connects to the feeling of being able to support or cheer for someone.
応援できてよかった。
I’m glad I could cheer for you.
Words in this phrase
応援
ouen
[oh-en]
support; cheer
応援 is cheering for a team, player, or country.
日本を応援する。
Cheer for Japan.
でき
deki
[deh-kee]
can do
でき shows ability or possibility.
みんなで応援できる。
Everyone can cheer together.
て
te
[teh]
and; because
て connects being able to cheer with the feeling of happiness.
会えてうれしい。
I'm happy to be able to meet you.
うれしい
ureshii
[oo-reh-shee]
happy; glad
うれしい expresses a personal happy feeling.
一緒に応援できてうれしい。
I'm happy we can cheer together.
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