How do you say "I'm glad" correctly in Italian? There are many simple phrases that do not translate and have subtle differences in meaning. Please can you tell me which would be correct or some exampl

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Dominic

How do you say "I'm glad" correctly in Italian?

There are many simple phrases that do not translate and have subtle differences in meaning.

Please can you tell me which would be correct or some examples of each?

I'm glad you slept again:

* Mi fa piacere che hai dormito di nuovo

* Sono felice che...

* Sono contento che...

Quali frase sarebbe corretto per favore?

May 30, 2020 8:00 AM

Hi Dominic, these sentences have all the same meaning, but I would use:

- I'm glad... mi fa piacere che tu abbia dormito di nuovo

- I'm happy... sono contento/felice che tu abbia dormito di nuovo

I would use subjunctive after "che", but I know that it is an intermediate/advanced grammar topic.

May 30, 2020

Thank you Antonio. Do they have no difference in meaning or one would be better in certain contexts? (I haven't really started subjunctive yet! :-) )

May 30, 2020

Dominic

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