Meaning of the Italian word "lieta" and how you use it

The meaning of the Italian word "lieta" and how you use it

lieta

(adjective) (fem.) (sing.) happy; glad; pleased; glad

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I am happy to see you again!

Very pleased to meet you, Madam.

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She starts her diet again, but she gets really happy if she doesn't eat bundt cake, oh what a big satisfaction!

Very pleased to meet you.

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I am glad to see you here.

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