How do you say im so glad in spanish?

Answer 1

It depends on how you mean "do" in English.

If you mean it purely as a placeholder for a different verb, such as the below conversation, you should say, "Me alegro que si"

I work very hard at my job.

I am glad you do. -- i.e. I am glad you work hard.

If you mean it in the sense of performing, i.e. the usual use of "do", then a translation would be: Me alegro que lo hagas.

Answer 2

It depends how this intended.

If you mean it in the sense that you are happy that the person does something, such as in the example below, use: Me alegra que lo haga / hagan/ hagas/ hagáis.

Person 1: As promised, I delivered your friends home safely. -- Como lo prometí, llevé seguros a todos tus amigos a su casa / a sus casas.

Person 2: I am glad you do this [service]. -- Me alegra que lo hicieras / hicieses (requires preterite subjunctive).

If you mean it to affirm a previous statement and the "do" refers to a verb other than "making" or doing, such as in the below, use: Me alegro que sí.

Person 1: I really like the food at this restaurant. -- Me gusta la comida de este restaurante, de verdad.

Person 2: I am glad you do. -- Me alegro que sí.

Answer 3

You say, me alegro de que estoy hablando a ti.

Answer 4

"Estoy tan contento!"

Answer 5

You can say "Estoy feliz que estás aquí."

Answer 6

Me alegro de que tú eres mi amigo

Answer 7

Me alegro.

Answer 8

Hhgh