Introduction
Expressing pleasure and satisfaction when you receive something you wanted is a positive emotion. Knowing how to say “I’m pleased, it’s exactly what I wanted” in Japanese allows you to convey your satisfaction and gratitude effectively. In this guide, we’ll explore how to express pleasure in Japanese.
Saying ‘I’m Pleased, It’s Exactly What I Wanted’ in Japanese
To say “I’m pleased, it’s exactly what I wanted” in Japanese, you can use the following phrase:
- 「嬉しい、それが欲しかったんです。」 (Ureshii, sore ga hoshikattan desu.)
Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:
- 嬉しい (Ureshii) means “pleased” or “happy.”
- それが (Sore ga) means “that.”
- 欲しかったんです (Hoshikattan desu) means “I wanted” or “I wished for.”
Using this phrase allows you to express your pleasure and satisfaction when you receive something you desired in Japanese.
Additional Phrases for Expressing Pleasure in Japanese
Here are some more phrases related to expressing pleasure and gratitude in Japanese:
- “ありがとう、嬉しいです。” (Arigatou, ureshii desu.)
- This means “Thank you, I’m pleased” or “Thank you, I’m happy.”
- “感謝しています。” (Kansha shiteimasu.)
- This means “I appreciate it” or “I’m thankful.”
- “素晴らしいプレゼントですね。” (Subarashii purezento desu ne.)
- This means “It’s a wonderful gift, isn’t it?” and can be used to express your admiration for a gift.
Conclusion
Learning how to say “I’m jealous, I wish I had that” and “I’m pleased, it’s exactly what I wanted” in Japanese allows you to communicate your emotions effectively. Whether you’re expressing jealousy or gratitude, these phrases enable you to convey your feelings respectfully in Japanese.
