Cool MateMeaning of So glad you're here
Expresses happiness or relief about someone's presence.
In simple words: Happy that you arrived.
So glad you're here in a sentence
- So glad you're here to celebrate my birthday with us!
- I was so glad you're here when I needed help.
- Everyone was so glad you're here for this special event.
- When I saw you walk in, I felt so glad you're here!
- We are all so glad you're here to join our team.
How to use So glad you're here
Often used to express happiness when someone arrives. Suitable in both casual and semi-formal settings, but avoid in formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone greeting
Memory hint
Think of someone arriving at a party, and everyone shouting 'So glad you made it!'
Related words
Collocations with So glad you're here
- so glad you're here
- happy you're back
- really glad you're joining
- so pleased to see you
- thankful you're with us
Synonyms for So glad you're here
- Happy to see you
- Pleased you're here
- Delighted you're with us
- Thrilled to have you here
Common mistakes with So glad you're here
- Using in overly formal situations.
- Omitting 'so' and just saying 'glad you're here'.
- Confusing with 'I'm glad that you're here', which can sound less personal.
So glad you're here appears in
So glad you're here in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
سعيد جداً بوجودك
مبسوط إنك وصلت.
- Bengaliবাংলা
তোমাকে এখানে পেয়ে খুব খুশি হলাম
তুমি এসেছ জেনে ভালো লাগছে।
- GermanDeutsch
So glad you're here
Happy that you arrived.
- SpanishEspañol
Qué bueno que estás aquí
Me alegra que hayas llegado.
- Persianفارسی
خیلی خوشحالم که اینجایی
خوشحالم که رسیدی.
- FrenchFrançais
Tellement content que tu sois là
Content que tu sois arrivé.
- Hindiहिन्दी
आप यहाँ हैं तो बहुत खुशी हुई
खुश हूँ कि आप आ गए।
- ItalianItaliano
Sono così felice che tu sia qui
Sono felice che tu sia arrivato/a.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Que bom que você veio
Feliz que você chegou.
- RussianРусский
Очень рад, что ты здесь
Рад, что ты пришел.
- Urduاردو
آپ کی موجودگی پر بہت خوشی ہوئی
خوش ہوں کہ آپ آئے۔
- Chinese中文
很高兴你在这里
很高兴你来了。
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Frequently asked questions about So glad you're here
What does So glad you're here mean?
Happy that you arrived.
What is the definition of So glad you're here?
Expresses happiness or relief about someone's presence.
How do you use So glad you're here in a sentence?
So glad you're here to celebrate my birthday with us!
Can you give another example of So glad you're here?
I was so glad you're here when I needed help.
What are synonyms for So glad you're here?
Common alternatives include Happy to see you, Pleased you're here, Delighted you're with us, Thrilled to have you here.
What words go with So glad you're here?
It commonly pairs with so glad you're here, happy you're back, really glad you're joining, so pleased to see you, thankful you're with us.
What are common mistakes when using So glad you're here?
Using in overly formal situations. Omitting 'so' and just saying 'glad you're here'. Confusing with 'I'm glad that you're here', which can sound less personal.
How do you pronounce So glad you're here?
US: //soʊ ɡlæd jʊr hɪr//, UK: //səʊ ɡlæd jʊə hɪə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use So glad you're here?
Often used to express happiness when someone arrives. Suitable in both casual and semi-formal settings, but avoid in formal contexts.