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 They're both correct they're elisions of conditional sentences "I am happy to help if needed"= I am happy to help if I am needed "I would be happy to help if needed" = I would be happy to help if I were needed 1 2 Comments The sentence should have read " I am more than happy to be of assistance" This is a very formal way to speak and yes, you could also say "I would be happy to assist you" 1159 Bretagne Hi, 'More than happy' means 'very, very happy', 'ecstatic' Best wishes, CliveI am happy to help, sir Estoy contenta de ayudar, señor If you are determined to make the necessary changes, I am happy to help Pero, si decides hacer los cambios necesarios, me alegraría ayudarte I am happy to help out as much as you like to plan for your journey 24 Happy For You Quotes To Show Love And Concern Enkiquotes I am happy to help anytime

It's の です だ それは が still good まだ良い も良い まだいい も良かっ その他の翻訳オプション If I was dead from there, I think it's still good, but I always change everyday 自分がそこで死んじゃえば、それでもいいと思うんですけど、でも日々常々変わるので。 In reality こんにちは。野田クラクションベベーです。 本日より、日本中にいる「Life is Good」な生き方、働き方をしている人々との出会いを求めて、日本一周の旅へ出ることになりました。 しかし 最初にLIGブログを見ていただいている皆様に謝らなければいけないことがあります。(MACMILLAN DICTIONARY) used for saying that you do not think something will give you any benefit good には「良い」という意味だけでなくいろいろな意味があったので少しでも理解できるようになれたらいいなぁと思いました。 読んで Wait Life Is Beautiful On Steam My life is good 意味