"Ora sei contenta?"

[dnovinc]

Are you satisfied now ? should be accepted

[MarioAmore1]

Disagree, that would be "Ora sei soddisfatta/o?"

[dnovinc]

Possible translations of "contento": (they include satisfied)

• http://www.wordreference.com/iten/contento
• https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/contento#Italian

[Libellule808]

It's not the best direct translation at all. Fail.

[siebolt]

sure

[charm22]

That's what I wrote, but I got it wrong.

[Blomeley]

"I resent that you got your own way" should be too ;)

[Gituma]

In what language is this not meant as a snidy remark?

[mayraeun]

Are you happy now?

[ZuMako8_Momo]

It is accepted now. [11.6.2015]

[GdenisM]

thus the common bond between Jewish and Italian mothers is complete

[satoshi17]

"Are you now contented?" Should be accepted too.

[Bayka]

Are you glad now? Why not accepted?

[ElakVarg]

9 Jan 2017, "glad" isn't accepted.

[clarkiecat]

Is there a difference between felice and contenta or can they be used interchangeably?

[davideamoretti]

They are almost the same, can't think about whenever using that or this one(native)

[ElizavetaC13]

Are you happy now? It seems to sound more correct.

[JoeCuz]

Are you now happy? Should be accepted too

[Bayka]

why wrong : are you now happy?????

[bobafett131]

Huell, are you happy?

[Lethalseamonkey]

Anyone else start singing Mudvayne's song "Happy"?

[Kerflumpy]

I really hesitated about writing "Are you happy now?" but I was thrilled to have it accepted, because it just seemed that this is what an overworked, stressed and angry mother would say to a whining kid who's just broken something.
(Or would an Italian mamma say "Ora sei felice"?)

[helena222222]

DL , do not accepts my sentence because i puted"glad"

[Berto29441]

"Glad" is not accepted, and it is more appropriate than "happy" (once with the only meaning of "lucky"!!). DL, do you know what does "synonym" mean?

[helena222222]

DL, contenta = glad!!!