10 Spanish Phrases to Use When You're Angry

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[Nympthethereal]

My family speaks spanish 24/7 annnd everything sounds angry to me lol

[ryanaires]

Ooh I got one I got one. everyone can besa mi culo

How was that??? XD

[llundo]

Please be aware those of you who are trying to learn and speak spanish, there are many spanish dialects. So a spanish word in spain may have a different meaning in Mexico, columbia etc.... So once you have mastered basic spanish, it would be wise to study the different cultures of all the spanish speaking countries. In addition, studying and learning world spanish will help those of you who plan on visiting Spain, south america, mexico and other speaking spanish countries. The reason I am commenting on this video is many students are not aware of the different dialect so it would be wise to know. Good luck in learning a new language

[nikabajkovec]

Tnx this is how i can cuss in from of my family or friends

[dariodesansebastian]

I'm Spanish and I found all of that extremely polite. I will add less polite alternatives to it! (Note: this is used in SPAIN not in other Spanish speaking countries!!!)

1.- Instead of "no es de tu incumbencia" we'd say "A tí qué te importa?" or "a tí qué?" which means "Why do you care about that?" "What is it to you?"
2.- "Cállate" is used, but when we are pretty pissed (which is pretty much always, tbh) we might say "cierra la boca", which means "shut your mouth"
3.- "Déjame en paz" is used, but as the first one is super duper posh in some cities, so we'd use "vete a cagar" or "vete a tomar por culo", which mean "go have a shit somewhere" or "go really far away".
4.- "estás de coña" is seamless, I can't add anything there!
5.- "Como quieras" is good, we'd also say "Lo que tú digas" which means "whatever you say"
6.- "Corta el rollo", seamless too!
7.- "No quiero hablar contigo", good one. We might add "vete un rato por ahí" which means "go away for some time"
8.- "Estoy molesto", better would be "me has cabreado", which means "You got me really angry"
9.- "Y qué pasa?" we'd also say "Y qué?" meaning "AAAND???"
10.- "No me estás escuchando" is a good one, we also use "Es como hablarle a una pared" meaning "(when we talk) It's like talking to a wall".

Take into account that these ones are slightly less polite than the ones used in the video, so user discretion is advised!

[lordeasy]

I love your videos and your personality, it really helps me learn

[DaxtorShuffle]

I can help somebody who wants to learn Spanish, I'm learning English you can help me too.

[NK-neuf]

I just call everyone a “pato” when m angry

[Rizos]

Soy espanola y no sé cómo he llegado a tu video, pero esta genial!


"No es de tu incunvencia" or "estoy molesto" could be a soft or more polite version. (We are a bit harsh when we get angry 😂😂)

We usually say more "¿Y a ti qué te importa?", "No te importa" or "No es asunto tuyo" (No es de tu incunvencia) and "Estoy cabreado" (estoy molesto) - Castillian Spanish (Castellano: espanol de Espana).

Cheers! 👋🏻😁

[luvvraiza]

When I heard the phrase ‘Cállate’ I immediately went to my brother’s room and said it- And he was like ‘Sal de mi cuarto idiota’ And I’m like sad face 🥺

[aseeralkiir]

love spanish cuz of la casa de papel series

[nikiminaj]

she's really pretty. hard to concentrate

[alice]

i like to say “tienes los piojos en la cabeza” hahaha

[mkiller]

Español de España es muy educado quiero aprender Español latino es más fácil.

[mahmoudbarakat]

Hello Rossa, thank you really for your wonderful lessons, can you teach us about the grammars the past and past perfect and the verbs in the future, ( in, on, at, above, apotum.) And things like that,

[Affael]

i think we would learn better if you would instead of exlaining what "whatever" means telling us what the words for themselfes mean. like como is "how" and quieras "you want" for example. still good video, thanks a lot

[bigpapi]

I thought callate meant quite down but I said it to my whole class and teacher and he’s like did you tell me to shut up and then got detention

[keis]

Normalmente cuando estoy enojado digo cállate (shut up) o vete a la mierda (fuck off/piss off). Y también digo "y punto" al final de la frase y en inglés es como "end of" o "that's final"

[lisafellers]

Great video! Rosa is a great teacher! Is this Spanish the same as Puerto Rico Spanish?

[ougestan]

No es de ti incumbecia- its none of your business
Callate- shut up
Dejame en paz- leave me alone
Esta de cona- are you kidding me
Como quieras- what ever
Corta el rolo- cut it out
No quiero hablar contigo- I dont want to talk to you
Estoy molesto- I'm upset
Y que pasa- so what
No me estas escuchando- your not listening to me