How to Say ‘piece of shit’ in Spain Spanish
pedazo de mierda
peh-DA-thoh deh MYEHR-dah
[peh-DA-thoh deh MYEHR-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Pedazo de] is a common insult pattern before a noun, like [pedazo de idiota] or [pedazo de imbécil]. It literally means 'piece of,' but here it works more like 'complete' or 'total'.
Phrase Breakdown
pedazo
[peh-DA-thoh]
piece / chunk
Literally 'piece' or 'chunk'. In insults it adds emphasis, like 'piece of...'.
No quiero ver ese pedazo de mierda otra vez.
I don’t want to see that piece of shit again.
de
[deh]
of
A common preposition meaning 'of'.
No quiero ver ese pedazo de mierda otra vez.
I don’t want to see that piece of shit again.
mierda
[MYEHR-dah]
shit
A vulgar noun meaning 'shit'. In this phrase it strengthens the insult.
No quiero ver ese pedazo de mierda otra vez.
I don’t want to see that piece of shit again.
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