
This sentence is ambiguous.
1.In careful or literary English, "if I was happy" refers to a time in the past.
2. In colloquial English "was happy" is used both in situation #1. and when a careful speaker would say "were happy" and means the present time.
This may or may not be significant depending on which language you translate into. (Esperanto for example always makes the distinction.)

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