How to Say ‘I'm coeliac.’ in Spain Spanish
Soy celíaco.
soi theh-LEE-ah-koh
[soi theh-LEE-ah-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: A woman says Soy celíaca. The ending changes to match the speaker.
🇪🇸 In Spain: Coeliac disease is well recognised in Spain, and many places know the label sin gluten. Saying this up front gets you taken seriously.
Phrase Breakdown
Soy
[soi]
I am
Used for self-identification.
Soy Juan Pérez, vine a recoger mis paquetes.
I am Juan Pérez, I came to pick up my packages.
celíaco
[theh-LEE-ah-koh]
coeliac
A person who cannot eat gluten due to coeliac disease; feminine 'celíaca'.
Mi hermano es celíaco.
My brother is coeliac.
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