How to Say ‘A lot of traffic’ in Spain Spanish
Mucho tráfico
MOO-choh TRAH-fee-koh
[MOO-choh TRAH-fee-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: mucho changes to match the noun after it: mucho tráfico, mucha gente "a lot of people", muchos coches "a lot of cars".
Phrase Breakdown
Mucho
[MOO-choh]
much / a lot of
Used before uncountable nouns or singular ideas to mean a large amount.
No necesito mucho para este trayecto corto.
I do not need much for this short trip.
tráfico
[TRAH-fee-koh]
traffic
The movement of vehicles on the road.
Mucho tráfico retrasó el taxi.
Heavy traffic delayed the taxi.
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