Chinese · happy
He is happy.
I'm very happy.
I am happy.
I am not happy.
I should be happy.
Tom is happy.
Bob was very happy.
I'm too happy!
I'm so happy.
Be happy for me.
I just want to be happy.
Tom isn't thrilled.
It's nice to be back.
Are you happy now?
Why are you unhappy?
Nobody's happy.
I was happy yesterday.
I am quite pleased with you.
I am delighted to have met you today.
I am glad that you have succeeded.
You look happy today.
I am glad to have her company.
Tom knew that Mary was upset.
Tom knows we aren't happy.
You and Tom must be happy.
He doesn't look very happy.
I'm glad you came today.
He is glad to hear the news.
I'm glad to hear that.
I'm very happy to hear about the party.
That should make you happy.
I'd be unhappy, but I wouldn't kill myself.
She was very pleased when her son returned home safe and sound.
I never have an ice cream without feeling happy.
Do you think Tom is having fun?
Eating lunch with you would make me happy.
I don't think Tom knows Mary is unhappy.
Everyone listened and was very happy, thinking this wedding was both original and meaningful.
If she was displeased, she never showed it.
She will be glad if you go to see her in person.
Knowing that you're doing fine over there, I'm really pleased for you.
He was happy to have passed the examination.
Tom was unhappy because she wouldn't ask him anything.
She can express her feelings when she feels happy or sad.
I'm glad you could come to the party.
He spoke with evident glee.
Hot weather doesn’t just mean that people feel a little unhappy.
If you have not paid because you are displeased with something we have done, would you tell us what it is?
He is eight months old and already has a tooth. He is very cheerful and almost never cries. He eats with great gusto and is quite chubby. He is already trying to scream and wants to talk now.
Returning home from an evening down the pub with his mates, Tom found a handwritten note stuck to the front door; the handwriting was his wife's. It read: "You can forget any idea that I might come back – I've left you!"