How to Say ‘Oh, how spoiled!’ in Mexican Spanish
¡Ay, qué consentido!
eye keh kohn-sen-TEE-doh
[eye keh kohn-sen-TEE-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: ¡Qué...! plus a describing word makes a quick exclamation: ¡qué bonito! "how pretty!", ¡qué rico! "how tasty!".
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Consentido is affectionate teasing, said fondly about pampered pets, kids, or a favorite. It's not a real criticism.
Phrase Breakdown
Ay
[eye]
oh
Exclamation of sympathy or disappointment.
Ay, qué mal que no hay agua caliente.
Oh, that's bad that there is no hot water.
qué
[keh]
how
In exclamations, 'qué' plus an adjective means 'how...!'.
¡Qué bonito!
How pretty!
consentido
[kohn-sen-TEE-doh]
spoiled / pampered
Describes someone treated with lots of indulgence.
Ese perro está muy consentido.
That dog is very spoiled.
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