How to Say ‘I got here all sweaty.’ in Mexican Spanish
Llegué toda sudada.
yeh-GEH toh-dah soo-DAH-dah
[yeh-GEH toh-dah soo-DAH-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: toda sudada ends in -a because a woman is speaking. A man would say todo sudado.
Phrase Breakdown
Llegué
[yeh-GEH]
I arrived
Past tense of llegar (to arrive), 'yo' form.
Llegué tarde a casa.
I arrived home late.
toda
[toh-dah]
All
The whole of, used to refer to the totality.
Toda la información es útil.
All the information is useful.
sudada
[soo-DAH-dah]
sweaty
Feminine adjective from 'sudar' (to sweat); covered in sweat.
Terminé sudada después de correr.
I ended up sweaty after running.
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