I’m glad you like it.：”kiniitte kurete ureshī” Japanese Phrase #276

I’m glad you like it.：”kiniitte kurete ureshī” Japanese Phrase #276

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気きに入いってくれて嬉うれしい。(kiniitte kurete ureshī)

I’m glad you like it. / 你喜欢就好，我很开心呢。 / 마음에 들어하니 기쁘다. / Tôi rất vui vì bạn thích nó.

When you are happy because a person like what you gave, you would be able to use “気きに入いってくれて嬉うれしい。(kiniitte kurete ureshī)” which means “I’m glad you like it.”. Everybody could use this in daily conversations as casual. “気きに入いってくれて嬉うれしいです。(kiniitte kurete ureshī desu)” is used as polite and formal.

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Sample 1

tatsuya

誕生日たんじょうびプレゼントにこれあげる。 (I give you this for your birthday.) (tanjōbi purezento ni kore ageru.)

yuka

ありがとう。かわいいね。 (Thank you. It’s lovely.) (arigatō. kawaī ne.)

tatsuya

気きに入いってくれて嬉うれしいよ。 (I’m glad you like it.) (kiniitte kurete ureshī yo.)

Sample 2

yuka

たつやが欲ほしがってた鞄かばんあげるね。 (I give you this bag you wanted.) (tatsuya ga hoshi gatteta kaban ageru ne.)

tatsuya

マジで？ありがとう！ (For really? Thanks!) (majide? arigatō!)

yuka

気きに入いってくれて嬉うれしい。 (I’m glad you like it.) (kiniitte kurete ureshī.)

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