How to Say ‘Depressed’ in Spain Spanish
Deprimido
deh-pree-mee-doh
[deh-pree-mee-doh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: deprimido can sound quite serious in Spain and may suggest actual depression, not just a bad day. For ordinary low mood, people often soften it with something like un poco deprimido or choose a different word.
Phrase Breakdown
Deprimido
[deh-pree-mee-doh]
Depressed
In a state of general unhappiness or despondency.
El estaba deprimido tras la ruptura.
He was depressed after the breakup.
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