How to Say ‘It made me happy / I was pleased’ in Spain Spanish
Me alegró
meh ah-leh-GROH
[meh ah-leh-GROH]
💬 Usage Tip: In phrases like me alegró or me encantó, me means "to me," so the idea is literally "it pleased me" or "it delighted me." You can reuse the pattern with other things: Me interesó mucho = "It interested me a lot."
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
me
An indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me' or 'for me' in expressions about feelings or reactions.
Me alegró recibir tu mensaje después de la feria de empleo.
I was glad to receive your message after the career fair.
alegró
[ah-leh-GROH]
was glad
Past tense of 'alegrar' used to say something pleased you or made you happy.
Me alegró volver a verte en la sesión de networking.
I was glad to see you again at the networking session.
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