No. 7,750 in German
happy
The German equivalent of "happy" is "glücklich," meaning feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
In a sentence
Ich bin sehr glücklich über meinen Erfolg.
I am very happy about my success.
Here, 'glücklich' is used as an adjective to describe a state of joy or happiness associated with an event.
Es macht mich glücklich, anderen zu helfen.
Helping others makes me happy.
In this sentence, 'glücklich' refers to the emotional satisfaction derived from a specific activity.
Wir sind froh, dich hier zu haben.
We are happy to have you here.
'Froh' is used here as a synonym for 'happy,' indicating a sense of contentment or joy about a present situation.
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