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How to Say ‘I'm really glad to see you.’ in Spain Spanish

Me alegro mucho de verte.

meh ah-LEH-groh MOO-choh deh BEHR-teh

[meh ah-LEH-groh MOO-choh deh BEHR-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: te attaches to the end of ver: verte "to see you", conocerte "to meet you".

Phrase Breakdown

Me alegro mucho

meh ah-LEH-groh MOO-choh

I'm really glad

A warm way to express happiness about something.

Example

Me alegro mucho de la noticia.

I'm really glad about the news.

Words in this phrase

[meh]

myself

Reflexive pronoun for 'I', used with llamarse.

Example

Me levanto temprano.

I get up early.

alegro

[ah-LEH-groh]

I'm glad

From 'alegrarse', to be happy about something.

Example

Me alegro de verte.

I'm glad to see you.

mucho

[MOO-choh]

a lot / very much

Adverb meaning a lot or very much.

Example

Aprendí mucho en la charla de hoy.

I learned a lot in today's talk.

de verte.

deh BEHR-teh

to see you

'Te' attaches to the end of the infinitive: 'ver' + 'te' = 'verte'. Say 'BEHR-teh'.

Example

Qué ganas de verte.

I can't wait to see you.

Words in this phrase

[deh]

to (about)

Preposition required after 'alegrarse', linking the cause of gladness.

Example

Me alegro de tu éxito.

I'm glad about your success.

verte

[BEHR-teh]

to see you; seeing you

Infinitive ver with te attached, meaning to see you.

Example

Verte en el congreso fue un placer.

Seeing you at the conference was a pleasure.

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