"你高兴，我也高兴。"
Translation:You are happy, and I am also happy.
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I guess it is because the 很 being used here. The level of happiness here is more or less the same between them. Like - 你高興，我也高興。 你很高興，我也很高興。
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....
It's okay sometimes to omit "很." It sounds more natural with it. though.
我高兴 that we learn how to say 我高兴 so early on in the duolingo chinese course :)
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?"
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 :)
There will be many more weird phrases to come. Duolingo prioritizes grammar and vocabulary, and not so much sensical sentences.
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 ?
