How to Say ‘A bit of a pain’ in Spain Spanish
Un poco pesado
oon POH-koh peh-SAH-doh
[oon POH-koh peh-SAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Pesado literally means "heavy", but said about a person it means tiresome or annoying. ¡Qué pesado! "what a pain!" is very common.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a / an
Masculine singular indefinite article used before a noun.
Busco un entorno donde pueda crecer profesionalmente.
I am looking for an environment where I can grow professionally.
poco
[POH-koh]
little; a bit
Means “a little” or “a bit,” often used to soften a request or indicate a small quantity.
Quiero Un poco de leche en el café.
I want a little milk in the coffee.
pesado
[peh-SAH-doh]
annoying / tiresome
Used colloquially for a person who is bothersome or insistent.
Mi vecino es muy pesado.
My neighbour is very annoying.
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