How to Say ‘I'm glad to hear that.’ in Spain Spanish
Me alegra oírlo.
meh ah-LEH-grah oh-EER-loh
[meh ah-LEH-grah oh-EER-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me alegra] often works like "I'm glad," even though it literally means "it makes me happy." Spanish often uses this pattern for reactions: [Me alegra verte], [Me alegra oírlo].
Phrase Breakdown
Me alegra
meh ah-LEH-grah
It makes me glad
A phrase used to express happiness about something.
Me alegra verte bien.
It makes me glad to see you well.
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
An indirect object pronoun showing who is affected: 'to me'.
Me interesa mucho vuestra opinión.
Your opinion interests me a lot.
alegra
[ah-LEH-grah]
gladdens
Means 'makes happy' in the expression 'me alegra'.
Me alegra saber que estáis bien.
It makes me happy to know that you are well.
oírlo
[oh-EER-loh]
to hear it
Combines 'oír' with 'lo' to mean hearing that news or information.
Me alegra oírlo de tu propia voz.
I'm glad to hear it from your own voice.
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