"你高兴，我也高兴。"

Translation: You are happy, and I am also happy.

[arawn.x]

Why is there no 很 connecting the adjectives?

[OmegaGmaster]

It's okay sometimes to omit "很." It sounds more natural with it. though.

[WoolArtist]

我高兴 that we learn how to say 我高兴 so early on in the duolingo chinese course :)

[LazyEinstein]

Would "你很高兴， 我也很高兴" also make sense?

[JustinleeConveyi]

大家都很高兴，想怎么高兴就怎么高兴 :)

我觉得 '幸福' is close to 'Happy'

'高兴' 怎么解释呢？ 更像是'cheered up, satisfied, excited', imagine the facial expression while a kid is receiving a gift....

[poweikao]

幸福 is closer to happiness

[SmashCookie]

Salut Justin.

幸福 de te voir ici.

[Caitagious]

Yes, 很 just makes it "very happy"

[Bortolonno]

Couldn't it be "i am aswell?

[CelesteTsukino]

I'm just learning Chinese and thought this was a weird phrase. Is this basically something you say to someone in passing? Like, "Hey, how are you?" "Good, and you?"

[WoolArtist]

No, i think the meaning is supposed to be "since you're happy, i'm happy too"...but someone please correct me if I'm wrong :)

[narkop___]

There will be many more weird phrases to come. Duolingo prioritizes grammar and vocabulary, and not so much sensical sentences.

[Nicofiesta]

In the grammar tips of this lesson, they say that if there is no " 很 " in the sentence, it can be translated as " If you are happy, then I am happy ".
But I was marked incorrect for that...
So... is it correct or not ?

[Puyanx]

And is not necessary