How to Say ‘Lots of work’ in Spain Spanish
Mucho trabajo
moo-choh trah-bah-hoh
[moo-choh trah-bah-hoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Expresses being busy but doesn't always imply negativity.
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain, being busy is often seen as a sign of being productive and successful.
Phrase Breakdown
Mucho
[moo-choh]
A lot of
A large amount or number of.
Tengo mucho trabajo esta semana
I have a lot of work this week
trabajo
[trah-bah-hoh]
work
Tasks or duties to be done; one's job.
El trabajo es arduo
The work is arduous
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