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semantic nuance -

快樂, 高興, 開心 mean the same when you want to say things like 'I'm very happy.'.
我很快樂. 我很高興. 我很開心.

But when you want to say that someone is happy about something or feel happy about something. We
usually use 高興 or 開心, not 快樂.
Examples:
我很開心/高興你這麼想. I'm happy that you think it that way.
你要來參加我的婚禮,我覺得很開心/高興. I feel happy that you're going to attend my
wedding.
But it will be weird if you say 你要來參加我的婚禮,我覺得很快樂 and
我很快樂你這麼想.

Hope it helps!



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