How to Say ‘That's too much!’ in Mexican Spanish
¡Eso es demasiado!
EH-soh ehs deh-mah-see-AH-doh
[EH-soh ehs deh-mah-see-AH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: An exclamation to indicate surprise or disagreement.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Useful in haggling or disputing a fare.
Phrase Breakdown
¡Eso
EH-soh
That
Refers to something mentioned before or a situation at hand.
Eso es exactamente lo que quería.
That is exactly what I wanted.
Words in this phrase
Eso
[EH-soh]
That is too much!
An exclamation used to express that something exceeds what is reasonable.
¡Eso es demasiado caro!
That is too expensive!
es
[ehs]
That is too much!
An exclamation used to express that something exceeds what is reasonable.
¡Eso es demasiado caro!
That is too expensive!
demasiado!
deh-mah-see-AH-doh
too much
Indicates an excessive amount or degree.
Como demasiado chocolate.
I eat too much chocolate.
Words in this phrase
demasiado
[deh-mah-see-AH-doh]
That is too much!
An exclamation used to express that something exceeds what is reasonable.
¡Eso es demasiado caro!
That is too expensive!
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