"Jsem rád, že jsi tady."

Translation: I am glad that you are here.

[2200Lucia60]

Why not "I like it that you are here"? I got refused

[endless_sleeper]

mít rád (to like) vs být rád (be glad)

[Oyajisan]

Can someone explain why there is a comma and why it goes after jsem rád? What's the rule for that?

[VladaFu]

These are two separate clauses and one of them is subordinate. Subordinate clauses are separated by a comma.

[JacobCavett]

But haven't there been plenty of subordinate clauses before this lesson? I don't get why this is all the sudden appearing.

[VladaFu]

If they were, they had to be divided by a comma. You can point out some specific sentence and we might be able to explain. The earlier in the course, the simpler are the sentences.