A2EmotionsAdjective

glücklich

happy

/ˈɡlʏklɪç/

Adjective meaning 'happy'. From 'Glück' (luck/happiness). Not to be confused with 'froh' (glad/relieved).

Example Sentences

Ich bin sehr glücklich.

I'm very happy.

Sie sieht glücklich aus.

She looks happy.

Wir sind glücklich verheiratet.

We are happily married.

Common Mistakes

Confusing 'glücklich' and 'froh'

✅ 'Glücklich' = deep happiness. 'Froh' = glad. 'Ich bin froh, dass...' not 'glücklich'

Related Words

Antonyms

traurig

Related Verbs

sein(A1)sich fühlen(A2)

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