I think it's a good word

Proverb: Schadenfreude ist die beste Freude. / Schadenfreude ist die schönste Freude. (Schadenfreude is the best kind of joy.)
But we actually don't say "I feel Schadenfreude" or something like that.

Thank you :-)

You're welcome :)
I should have added: at least you can say someone is "schadenfroh" even if it's not that common in Germany. It would be correct to use it like a normal adjective in a sentence.
Have fun

Schadenfreude is the purest happynes oke something like that

Do you ever clap when a waitress falls and drops a tray of glasses?

And ain’t it fun to watch figure skaters
Fallin’ on their asses?

NO IT IS NOT HAVE YOU EVER FALLEN AFTER A DOUBLE AXEL NO IT HURTS LIKE HELL ITS COLD AND SORE AND ICE GETS SHOVED UP YOUR ARSE NO.

Came to this

I can try: "Sch" is like the "sh" in "shy", "a" is like the "u" in "fun", "den" is pretty much how you'd say it in english, also is "fr", then there's "eu" like the "oy" in "joy" and "de" like normal english again
So you've got: Shudenfroyde (or something like that :D)
and you speak the "u" a little longer, so maybe "Shuudenfroyde"

Thank you muchly :3

Nordic people c: