"To be happy because..."

[derick78b]

Hello, guys.



Could you please help me out?

I'm trying to write "to be happy 'cause..."

For example:

"Sakura was happy because she got a present."

サクラちゃんは嬉しかったなぜなら彼女がプレゼントを得た。


I think it's totally wrong BUT it could be right though.


Thank you once more.

 

[Toritoribe]

I would say さくらはプレゼントをもらってうれしかった.

 

[derick78b]

Thank you once more.

 

[derick78b]

Thank you once more.

So the correct translation would be...?



Thank you.

 

[Rei Yahya]

So the correct translation would be...?



Thank you.

Toritoribe emphasizes sounding natural all while having good grammar. His examples will reflect a desire to make you sound natural.

He said,
さくらはプレゼントを貰って嬉しかった。
Sakura wa purezento wo moratte ureshikatta.
Sakura received a present and was happy.

The past tense of the whole thing lies in the '~katta'.

 

[derick78b]

Toritoribe emphasizes sounding natural all while having good grammar. His examples will reflect a desire to make you sound natural.

He said,
さくらはプレゼントを貰って嬉しかった。
Sakura wa purezento wo moratte ureshikatta.
Sakura received a present and was happy.

The past tense of the whole thing lies in the '~katta'.

Thank you. I couldn't understand the translation. I forgot about "and"...

Thank you all.