またお会いできて嬉しいですって英語でなんて言うの？

The first two statements are the most commonly used statements that express being glad or happy to see someone again. The last statement "long time no see" doesn't use any word that means happy but is still understood to mean someone is happier upon seeing that person, specifically after a long period of time.

You can use any of these statements to express to your teacher that you are happy to see him/her again. 1. I'm really happy to have another class with you. This sentence means that you had a class with this teacher in the past, and you are happy to have another one. 2. It's great to see you again. This sentence expresses pleasure at seeing someone again.

"It's nice to", "it's great to" and "I'm happy to" can be used in a variety of sentences. "It's nice to see them get along." (get along - be friendly) "It's great to see that things have not changed." "I'm happy to hear that you are feeling better." You can also say, "I'm glad to see you again", or "I'm glad that I am able to take your class again."

You may say this directly: "Great to see you again!" or more indirectly: :I'm happy to have your class again!" Either way is expressing that you are content and appreciative of having a lesson with this particular teacher. Some speakers may avoid the use of 'you' in this situation as it seems a more personal statement for an educational situation. On the other hand, one-to-one lessons are more personal than, for example, group lessons.

*I am happy/glad to see you again. This means you are happy to be in their class. It means you enjoyed the first time you had the lesson. For example: You: I am happy/glad to see you again. Teacher: Likewise

All of these are used when expressing that you are happy to see someone. You can use these after any amount of time. (1 day - 1 year or more!) You could also say: 'It's been a while, it's good to see you again.' (if some time has passed since seeing someone.)

You can express pleasure at seeing someone again you can use several different expressions: It's nice to see you again. It's lovely to see you again. It's good to see you again.

Saying its 'nice' to see you again implies that you are pleased or happy to see him/her again. This can make your teacher feel very comfortable with you. In the second statement, you have used the adjective 'glad' which has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'feeling pleasure or happiness'. So, you may say: Its nice to see you again teacher. or I'm so glad to see you again teacher. In the third sentence, You are expressing pleasure or happiness to have booked the teacher's class again. This will make your teacher very happy. So, you may say: I am so glad to have booked your class again teacher.

I'm thrilled to see you so soon again! This means that you are delighted to be able to book the teacher's class again in such a short space of time. I'm delighted to see you again! The word delighted shows your joy and happiness at having another lesson with the teacher. I am elated to see you again! The word elated expresses your great satisfaction with the teacher and shows how much you enjoy his/her class.