How to Say ‘I'm pissed off’ in Mexican Spanish
estoy harto
ehs-TOY AR-toh
[ehs-TOY AR-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [estar harto] means fed up, not literally 'full' here. Swap the ending for gender: [estoy harta] if the speaker is a woman.
Phrase Breakdown
estoy
[ehs-TOY]
I am
First-person form of 'estar,' meaning 'I am.' It introduces a temporary emotional state.
Estoy harto de tus excusas.
I am sick of your excuses.
harto
[AR-toh]
fed up / sick of it
Means 'fed up' or 'sick of it.' Used to express strong frustration or exhaustion with something.
Estoy harto de tus excusas.
I am sick of your excuses.
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