10 Hilarious Spanish Phrases Used by Native Speakers

All languages have fun expressions, but Spanish is the only one that has so many funny phrases...based on the word milk.

DISCLAIMER: Most of these phrases are exclusively used in Spain and not in Latin American countries.

Busuu's Spanish language expert, Paula, has put together 10 phrases that include the word leche (milk).

Incorporate these into your Spanish vocabulary and you'll fit in with the locals in no time!

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[ulisesdiale]

In Argentina (at least my region, the central one), we only use "tener mala leche", but it's not that common to hear anyways.

[pedrod]

If you're learning Spanish I must tell you the sentences with "leche" are slang sentences. Use them just with friends.

[m.a.k]

Hello. the video was so useful.
Thank you for help us.

[gildardobarrios]

Jajaja soy hablante nativo español y no sabía lo que significaba esas expresiones hasta hoy.

[HuracanZ]

Te faltó " Me cago en la leche"

[JuanPablo_RDM]

I will apply my new vocabulary. 📝

This commentary… ¡es la leche! 🥛

[smrtzttspanishenglishtutor]

Can you make a neutro Spanish video? Spanish is not only from Spain. It is like here in the USA where all Americans believe any Spanish speaker is from Mexico.

[dovgoldberg]

Todo el mundo es la leche segun este video!

[evelynreeves]

"se me subió" la leche, decimos en Chile y si mal no me acuerdo es "me enoje"

[gadielcastillo]

Jaja mi favorito es “ me cagó en la leche podrida”.

[Bitlok]

Ostras con todo está info me estoy cayendo que flipas la verdad ni yo comprendía las expresiones de leche, aquí en México nadie usa esas frases, yo diría que hablen claro por favor, que cojones les pasa ( jaja estoy exagerando obvio )

[dieterdietert]

This video should be: How to use the word leche in most ways.
I think there are many other funny phrases that you can say without the word.
#lechelecheftw :D

[nochu]

Funny thing I'm a native and I've never heard any of these, just tener mala leche (in Argentina) but is not used that much really

[micxlopez]

WHAT ABOUT "SACAME ME LA LECHE"

[nostalgia]

She should says that the meaning of those frases depends where you say them.

[andreacastanon]

Pueden variar las expresiones de un país a otro, en México no se usan esas frases en lo absoluto, es divertido escucharlo pero no lo usaría.