How to Say ‘It turns out too weak for me’ in Spain Spanish
Me queda muy flojo
meh KEH-dah mwee FLOH-hoh
[meh KEH-dah mwee FLOH-hoh]
Phrase Breakdown
Me queda
meh KEH-dah
It turns out / it ends up
'Quedar' here describes how something turns out. The 'qu' sounds like 'k': me-KE-da.
El arroz me queda muy bien.
My rice turns out really well.
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning to me.
¿Me confirma si hay rampa en la entrada?
Can you confirm to me whether there is a ramp at the entrance?
queda
[KEH-dah]
is left / ends up
From 'quedarse': to remain or end up in a condition.
La tienda se queda vacía.
The shop is left empty.
muy flojo
mwee FLOH-hoh
very weak
For coffee, 'flojo' means weak. The 'j' is a strong throaty sound, like clearing your throat: FLO-jo.
Este té está muy flojo.
This tea is very weak.
Words in this phrase
muy
[mwee]
very
An adverb used to intensify an adjective or another adverb.
Es «muy» familiar el trato entre compañeros.
The treatment between colleagues is very family-like.
flojo
[FLOH-hoh]
weak
Adjective for a drink that is weak or watery; also 'loose' or 'lazy'.
Este té está flojo.
This tea is weak.
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