How to Say ‘Heavy traffic’ in Mexican Spanish
Tráfico pesado
TRAH-fee-koh peh-SAH-doh
[TRAH-fee-koh peh-SAH-doh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tráfico
[TRAH-fee-koh]
traffic
The movement of vehicles on the road; often used when discussing delays.
El Tráfico estaba terrible cerca del aeropuerto.
The traffic was terrible near the airport.
pesado
[peh-SAH-doh]
heavy
Means heavy; with traffic, it describes very busy or congested conditions.
Con tráfico pesado, el viaje tarda más.
With heavy traffic, the trip takes longer.
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