11月にテイラースイフトのコンサートに行くの！楽しみ！って英語でなんて言うの？

"I'm so excited" is a common phrase when you are really looking forward to something. I hope that this helps! :)

When someone 'cannot wait' for something this means that they are very excited. For example it could be used for something different, "I cannot wait to go to Fiji next year." Seeing your favourite artist or band live is always very exciting. When a band or artist is playing their music 'live' this means that they are performing the songs on person rather than what you hear on a CD. "I saw The Rolling Stones live in 1972."

To be "over the moon" about something is an idiom that means to be extremely happy or excited about it. For example, you can be over the moon about your exam results or about getting married etc. If you apply "super" before an adjective, it means the same as 'very' or 'extremely'. It is a colloquial adverb; however, it was a very popular adjective in the 1950's when it meant the same as 'cool' or 'great'.

I'm going to a T Swift concert in November, I'm super excited! - many Taylor Swift fans refer to her as T Swift. I'm looking forward to going to a Taylor Swift concert this November. - looking forward is a way of expressing anticipation for an event that you are wanting to attend.

When you are excited about something like a vacation, concert or Christmas, there are three common phrases that I will use. These are "I'm so excited", "I can't wait" or "It's going to be so much fun to". These are very common and useful phrases when talking with your friends.

If you are going to a Taylor Swift concert in November, and are excited and looking forward to it, and wish to express this, then one of the above suggestions may fit your scenario.

To express that you are excited you can say: 'I'm excited', 'I can't wait', 'I'm ecstatic to be going to...'. You can also add onto these expressions how you think the concert will be, for example, 'It's going to be amazing', 'It'll be great', 'It's going to be so good'. You could also express why you are excited, for example, 'I love Taylor Swift!', 'I'm obsessed with her music', 'I really like the song...', 'I think she's a fantastic performer'. You can choose whether or not to specify when you are going (November), as it may or may not be important. You also don't need to specify that it is a 'concert' as this will be assumed, but it's okay to say so, too.