How to Say ‘Pissed off’ in Spain Spanish
Muy enfadado
mooy ehn-fah-dah-doh
[mooy ehn-fah-dah-doh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: The English translation is stronger than the Spanish here: muy enfadado is "very angry," but not automatically as blunt or vulgar as "pissed off." In Spain it's a normal way to describe strong anger without sounding crude.
Phrase Breakdown
Muy
[mooy]
Very angry
Feeling strong displeasure or hostility to a great degree.
Estaba muy enfadado por llegar tarde.
He was very angry about being late.
enfadado
[ehn-fah-dah-doh]
Angry
Feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.
Estaba muy enfadado por llegar tarde.
He was very angry about being late.
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