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Yes Gladly I Ll Divide It Between You And Your Bro Happy translate heureux/euse, satisfait/aite, content/ente, heureux/euse, heureux, content, heureux, heureux Learn more in the Cambridge EnglishFrench DictionaryAnswer (1 of ) You use the present continuous form to indicate that you are feeling pleased and excited about something that is going to happen I am looking forward to seeing you again tomorrow, and you use the simple present form as a formality to say I am so happy to see you in french

 "I'm glad to have met you" sounds better It's equivalent to saying "I'm glad to have known you" I'd say "It's been a pleasure to meet you" just before saying goodbye to someone (eg at the end of a business meeeting)