How to Say ‘I’m Pleased, It’s Exactly What I Wanted’ in Japanese

To express your satisfaction and convey that something is exactly what you wanted in Japanese, you can use the following phrase:

  • 「満足しています、これがまさに欲しかったものです。」 (Manzoku shiteimasu, kore ga masa ni hoshikatta mono desu.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • 満足しています (Manzoku shiteimasu) means “I’m satisfied” or “I’m pleased.”
  • これがまさに (Kore ga masa ni) means “this is exactly.”
  • 欲しかったものです (Hoshikatta mono desu) means “what I wanted.”

This phrase allows you to express your contentment when you receive something that meets your expectations perfectly.

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