How to Say ‘I'm very glad.’ in Mexican Spanish
Me alegra mucho.
meh ah-LEH-grah MOO-choh
[meh ah-LEH-grah MOO-choh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me alegra mucho] literally means something like [it pleases me a lot], even though English often says [I'm very glad]. That same pattern shows up in [Me alegra verte] and [Me alegra que vinieras].
Phrase Breakdown
Me alegra
meh ah-LEH-grah
It makes me happy; I'm glad
A common way to express happiness about something.
Me alegra verte.
I'm glad to see you.
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
Shows who feels glad in the sentence.
Me emociona conocer mejor a tu familia.
I’m excited to get to know your family better.
alegra
[ah-LEH-grah]
it makes glad
Expresses that something causes happiness.
Me alegra que hayan aceptado las flores.
I’m glad they accepted the flowers.
mucho
[MOO-choh]
a lot
Strengthens the feeling of happiness.
Me ayuda mucho saber que les gustó.
It helps me a lot to know they liked it.
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