happy with sb/sth
fixed phr..fixed phr.. You use this to say you are pleased or satisfied with something or someone.
fixed phr.. Expresses satisfaction or contentment regarding a person, object, or situation. This is a standard adjectival phrase with a dependent preposition.
Are you happy with your new apartment?
The client was not happy with the final design, so we had to make changes.
Although the experiment yielded some unexpected results, the researchers were generally happy with the data they collected.
This phrase is followed by a noun or noun phrase that is the source of the satisfaction.
Contrast 'happy with' (satisfaction), 'happy about' (pleased by an event/news), and 'happy for' (sharing another's joy).
I am happy for my new job.I am happy with my new job.Use 'with' to show satisfaction in something you have; use 'for' to show happiness on behalf of someone else.