How to Say ‘fuck off’ in Spain Spanish
vete a la mierda
BEH-teh ah lah MYEHR-dah
[BEH-teh ah lah MYEHR-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vete] is the [tú] command of [irse], and [a la mierda] adds where you're telling someone to go. The same frame works in [vete al carajo].
🇪🇸 In Spain: Very strong and openly hostile. This is the kind of phrase that can easily start a real confrontation.
Phrase Breakdown
vete
[BEH-teh]
go yourself / get yourself gone
Imperative from 'irse', used to tell someone to go away rudely.
Déjame en paz y vete a la mierda.
Leave me alone and go to hell.
a
[ah]
to
A preposition meaning 'to'.
Déjame en paz y vete a la mierda.
Leave me alone and go to hell.
la
[lah]
the
Definite article meaning 'the'.
Déjame en paz y vete a la mierda.
Leave me alone and go to hell.
mierda
[MYEHR-dah]
shit
Literally 'shit'. In this phrase the whole meaning is like 'go to hell' or 'fuck off'.
Déjame en paz y vete a la mierda.
Leave me alone and go to hell.
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