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How to Say ‘It's so noisy in here!’ in Spain Spanish

¡Qué ruido hay aquí!

keh RWEE-doh eye ah-KEE

[keh RWEE-doh eye ah-KEE]

💬 Usage Tip: ¡Qué ... ! turns a noun into an exclamation: ¡Qué ruido! is "What noise!" Swap in ¡Qué calor! "It's so hot!" or ¡Qué gente! "So many people!"

Phrase Breakdown

¡Qué ruido

keh RWEE-doh

What noise / How noisy

'Qué' + noun is an exclamation. Roll the r in 'ruido'.

Example

¡Qué ruido hacen los vecinos!

What a noise the neighbours make!

Words in this phrase

Qué

[keh]

what / how

Exclamatory word used to express admiration.

Example

Qué bufanda tan bonita, me encanta el color.

What a beautiful scarf, I love the color.

ruido

[RWEE-doh]

noise

Loud or unpleasant sound.

Example

El ruido de la música es muy fuerte.

The noise of the music is very loud.

hay aquí!

eye ah-KEE

there is here!

'Hay' means 'there is' and sounds like 'eye'. Stress falls on 'QUÍ'.

Example

Hay mucha gente aquí.

There are a lot of people here.

Words in this phrase

hay

[eye]

there is

Form of haber used to say something exists or is available.

Example

Si hay sitio, queremos una mesa fuera.

If there is space, we want a table outside.

aquí

[ah-KEE]

here

Adverb meaning 'here,' referring to this place or event.

Example

'Aquí' hay muchas oportunidades para hacer contactos.

Here there are many opportunities to make contacts.

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