How to Say ‘Terrible traffic’ in Mexican Spanish
Un tráfico horrible
oon TRAH-fee-koh oh-RREE-bleh
[oon TRAH-fee-koh oh-RREE-bleh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a / an
An indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an' for masculine singular nouns.
Cuando haces eso, eres un idiota.
When you do that, you are an idiot.
tráfico
[TRAH-fee-koh]
Traffic
Refers to the vehicles moving along a road.
El tráfico está muy pesado.
The traffic is very heavy.
horrible
[oh-RREE-bleh]
horrible
Very bad, awful.
El clima está horrible.
The weather is horrible.
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