How to Say ‘I am full.’ in Mexican Spanish
Estoy lleno.
ehs-TOY YEH-noh
[ehs-TOY YEH-noh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, this usually means you're physically full from eating. For "I'm full" after too much alcohol, people would normally say something else.
Phrase Breakdown
Estoy
[ehs-TOY]
I am
From 'estar,' used for temporary states or how you feel. Here it means how full you feel after eating.
Después de los tacos, estoy lleno.
After the tacos, I am full.
lleno
[YEH-noh]
full
Used to say you are full from eating. A woman would usually say 'llena.'
Gracias, ya estoy lleno.
Thanks, I'm already full.
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