we're excited

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The phrase "we're excited" expresses a feeling of enthusiasm, anticipation, and positive emotion about something that is happening or is about to happen. It indicates that a group of people are looking forward to something with pleasure.

You can use "we're excited" followed by a prepositional phrase (e.g., "we're excited about the new project") or an infinitive clause (e.g., "we're excited to launch the new product").

You can use alternatives like "we're thrilled", "we're looking forward to it", or "we're eager" depending on the context.

While generally acceptable, "we're excited" might be too informal for certain formal settings. In those cases, consider using phrases like "we anticipate" or "we are pleased to announce".