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- 1 Guácala
- 2 ¡Qué Horrible!
- 3 Fuchi / Fuchila
- 4 Puaj
- 5 Guácatela / Guácatelas
- 6 ¡Qué desagradable!
- 7 ¡Qué Repugnante!
- 8 ¡Qué Asco!
- ‘Very Gross‘ / ‘So Gross‘ in Spanish
- ‘Yucky‘ / ‘Disgusting‘ in Spanish
This absolute beauty of a word is thought to have originated from Quechua, an indigenous language spoken throughout the central Andes Mountains. ´Guácala´ is onomatopoeic, so I’ll leave the origin story to your imagination … It was popularized by the hugely successful Mexican TV show “El Chavo del Ocho” and is now the go-to way to say ‘gross‘ in Me...
As in English, a simple ‘qué horrible‘ can be used to show disgust in Spanish. You can’t really go wrong with this one, although it’s more “formal” than some of the other words / phrases on this list (I’m looking at you ‘guácala‘ and ´‘fuchi‘)! ¡Qué horrible! ¡Hay un buen de chicle abajo de la mesa! Yuk! There’s loads of chewing gum under the table...
‘Fuchi‘ and ‘fuchila‘ are two delightfully onomatopoeic words that you’re sure to hear when in both Mexico and Honduras! The origin of both these words is unknown, but the easier-on-the-tongue ‘fuchi‘ is perhaps more commonly heard (at least in Mexico)! This is actually one of my personal favorites, so much so that we’ve even dedicated an article t...
This is the crown in the jewel of European Spanish as far as ‘gross‘ or ‘yuk‘ is concerned, so be sure to make use of it on your next jaunt to the Iberian Peninsula! Just think of it as Spain´s answer to ‘guácala‘ and you’ll be golden! ¡Puaj! ¡Qué feo sabe este taco! Yuk! This taco tastes horrible! ¡Hay basura por todas partes! ¡Puaj! There’s rubbi...
‘Guácatela‘ and ‘guácatelas‘ are fun alternatives to the ubiquitous ‘guácala‘. They actually denote even more disgust than ‘guácala‘ itself (if that’s even possible!). You’ll hear these words in Mexico and most Central American countries. They aren’t particularly formal so are probably best avoided in job interviews and the like! Let’s look at some...
This is one of the most formal expressions on this list, but I do hear Erika using it from time to time, even when it’s just the two of us! It can literally be translated as ‘how disagreeable‘, and I promise that it sounds more formal in English than it does in Spanish! ¡Huele a caño aquí! ¡Qué desagradable! It smells like a sewer in here! Gross! H...
‘¡Qué repugnante!‘ is another slightly more formal way of saying ‘gross‘ or ‘yuk‘. As in English, if you’re describing something as ´repugnant´, it’s probably pretty darn disgusting! ¡Ya no puedo ver! ¡Qué repugnante! I can’t look anymore! How disgusting! ¡Qué repugnante! ¡Huele mucho a pez podrido! Gross! It smells like rotten fish!
This is probably the most common expression on this list! It’s a one-size-fits-all way to say ‘gross‘ or ‘yuk’, as this phrase is heard (and will definitely be understood!) in pretty much every Spanish-speaking country! It literally translates to ‘how disgusting‘ and can be used in most situations! Let’s have a look at it in action – ¡Qué asco! ¿Cu...
‘So gross‘ literally translates to ‘muy asqueroso’, ‘muy horrible’ or ‘muy repugnante’. That being said, ‘muy asqueroso‘ and ‘muy repugnante‘ do sound a tad more formal than ‘so gross‘ does in English! In certain contexts, ‘guácatela‘ is also a decent translation (remember that it expresses a smdge more disgust than ‘guácala‘ itself!). Bear in mind...
Both ‘yucky‘ and ‘disgusting‘ can be translated to ‘asqueroso‘ in Spanish. ¡Esta casa es asquerosa! ¿Nunca haces la limpieza o qué? This house is disgusting! Do you never clean? ¡Guácala! ¡Esta bebida es asquerosa! Gross! This drink is yucky!
yucky translate: asqueroso/osa [masculine-feminine, singular]. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.
yucky - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions. Principal Translations: Inglés: Español: yucky adj (disgusting) asqueroso/a adj: The stew was really yucky—it was full of lumps of fat!
How to say yucky in Spanish. Spanish Translation. asqueroso. Find more words!
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