How to Say “Very Grateful” in Spanish

muy agradecido
/mui aɡɾadeθido/from spelling rules
In Spanish, "very grateful" is translated as muy agradecido.
The phrase is used to describe a state of feeling or showing a great deal of appreciation for a kindness or favor. To express this feeling in a full sentence, it is standard to use the verb estar (e.g., estoy muy agradecido).

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective must agree in gender and number with the person or people feeling the gratitude. Use muy agradecida if the speaker is female. Use muy agradecidos if the group of people feeling grateful is all male or a mixed-gender group, and use muy agradecidas if the group is entirely female. When expressing who you are grateful to, use the preposition a before the person, such as muy agradecido a ti. When expressing what you are grateful for, use the preposition por followed by the reason or thing, such as muy agradecido por el regalo.

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, you can express a deep level of gratitude by saying estoy en deuda contigo, which literally means 'I am in debt to you'. This shifts the feeling from a simple emotion to a social obligation.
  • The word agradecido comes from the verb agradecer, which is built from gracia. In Spanish, gracia is a versatile word that can mean 'grace' or 'favor' but also 'wit' and 'humor'.
  • While muy agradecido is common, Spanish has a unique word desagradecido for someone who is ungrateful. In many cultures, calling someone desagradecido is considered a much harsher moral judgment than simply saying they are not thankful.

Examples in context

  • Te estoy muy agradecido.
    I'm very grateful to you.
    This sentence demonstrates how to express being very grateful to someone using muy agradecido.
    Tatoeba #1157813 by Shishir, translation #1662028 by fanty
  • Estamos muy agradecidos por tu ayuda.
    We're very grateful for your help.
    This sentence shows how to express being very grateful for something using muy agradecidos.
    Tatoeba #3997957 by hayastan, translation #3311106 by CK
  • Estamos muy agradecidos por lo que hiciste.
    We are very grateful for what you did.
    This sentence shows how to express being very grateful for an action using muy agradecidos.
    Tatoeba #2305470 by marcelostockle, translation #247852 by CC
  • ¡Muchas gracias!
    Thank you very much!
  • Estoy muy agradecido/a.
    I am very grateful.
  • Te agradezco mucho.
    I thank you very much.
  • Muchas gracias por tu ayuda en casa.
    Thank you very much for your help at home.
  • Estoy muy agradecida por tu generosidad.
    I am very grateful for your generosity.
  • Te agradezco mucho haber estado allí para mí.
    I thank you very much for being there for me.
  • Quisiera mostrarle mi más sincero agradecimiento.
    I would like to express my deepest gratitude.
  • Le agradezco mucho su apoyo durante este proyecto.
    I thank you very much for your support during this project.
  • Estoy muy agradecido por esta oportunidad que me ha brindado.
    I am very grateful for this opportunity you have given me.
  • Quisiera mostrarle mi más sincero agradecimiento por su tiempo y dedicación.
    I would like to express my deepest gratitude for your time and dedication.
  • ¡Mil gracias por tu amabilidad!
    A thousand thanks for your kindness!
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Example conversation

Elena thanks Javier for helping her move into a new apartment.

  1. Elena

    Gracias por ayudarme con las cajas, Javier.
    Thanks for helping me with the boxes, Javier.
  2. Javier

    No te preocupes, fue un placer.
    Don't worry, it was a pleasure.
  3. Elena

    Estoy muy agradecido por todo tu esfuerzo.
    I am very grateful for all your effort.
  4. Javier

    De nada, Elena. ¡Disfruta tu casa!
    You're welcome, Elena. Enjoy your house!

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
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