How to Say ‘To hurt’ in Spain Spanish
Hacer daño
ah-SEHR DAH-nyoh
[ah-SEHR DAH-nyoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally "to do harm". The person who gets hurt comes after a: hacer daño a alguien. To say it hurts, use me hace daño "it hurts me".
Phrase Breakdown
Hacer
[ah-SEHR]
to make / to do
Used with reserva to say make a reservation.
Voy a hacer la reserva ahora mismo.
I’m going to make the reservation right now.
daño
[DAH-nyoh]
harm
Noun for injury or hurt; 'hacer daño' means to hurt.
No quiero hacer daño.
I don't want to cause harm.
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