How to Say ‘Will make me happy / I’ll be excited’ in Spain Spanish
Hará ilusión
ah-RAH ee-loo-SYON
[ah-RAH ee-loo-SYON]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often says [me hace ilusión] or [me hará ilusión] where English says "I'm happy" or "I'm excited." Think of it as "it gives me pleasure," and reuse it with verbs like [conocerte] or [hablar contigo].
Phrase Breakdown
Hará
[ah-RAH]
will make; will give
Future form of hacer; in this expression it helps mean will make someone happy.
Hará ilusión recibir noticias tuyas después del evento.
It will be nice to hear from you after the event.
ilusión
[ee-loo-SYON]
pleasure; happiness
In the expression hacer ilusión, it means excitement or pleasure about something.
Tu mensaje me hace ilusión tras conocerte en la feria.
Your message makes me happy after meeting you at the fair.
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