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Abraham joined Swansea from Chelsea back in the summer, with the England international snubbing other offers to chance his arm at the Liberty Stadium.
A brace against Notts County on Monday, a game the Swans won 8-1, has come at the right time with Swansea currently battling for Premier League survival.
And in an exclusive interview with Express Sport, Abraham expressed his belief that Swansea was the right club to come to.
“Yeah I’m very happy here,” he said.
“I’m learning different aspects here and, battling to avoid relegation, I’m going through a different situation than at Chelsea.
“It’s all a big learning curve for me and, while I’m at Swansea, I’m going to fight.”
Abraham has already played under two managers at Swansea.
Paul Clement was the first, with the former Chelsea coach being sacked in December.
Clement appeared to have the backing of the players with his departure solely down to the club’s erratic results.
And Abraham has lauded the 46-year-old, admitting he “loved” playing under him.
“I was very happy playing under him,” he said.
“I loved him as a person and as a coach as well.
“Obviously, he brought me in so I have to thank him for that and wish him all the best for the future.”
Results since Clement’s departure, however, have picked up.
Swansea have won five of their 10 games under new boss Carvalhal.
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And Abraham has revealed the former Sheffield Wednesday manager has used a straight-talking method to get the best out of his players.
“Carlos has always been real, he’s always said it how it is,” he said.
“It’s always in our sub conscience, its part of our career.
“We’re definitely on the right track.”
