How to Say ‘I don't want to be like this anymore, no’ in Spain Spanish
Ya no quiero ser así, no
yah no kee-eh-roh sehr ahs-ee no
[yah no kee-eh-roh sehr ahs-ee no]
💬 Usage Tip: Ya no means "no longer / not anymore," and it works as a chunk before the verb: ya no quiero, ya no tengo, ya no vivo allí. It's an easy pattern to reuse when something used to be true but isn't now.
Phrase Breakdown
Ya no quiero ser así
yah no kee-eh-roh sehr ahs-ee
Words in this phrase
Ya
[yah]
already
Indicates something happened or was done previously.
Ya compré los boletos.
I already bought the tickets.
no
[no]
no
Used to express a negative response or denial.
No me gusta eso.
I do not like that.
quiero
[kee-eh-roh]
want
To have a desire to possess or do something.
Quiero aprender español.
I want to learn Spanish.
ser
[sehr]
be
To exist or live in a certain way or state.
Quiero ser honesto contigo.
I want to be honest with you.
así
[ahs-ee]
like this
Refers to the current state or manner of someone or something.
Las cosas no deberían ser así.
Things should not be like this.
no
[no]
no
Used to express a negative response or denial.
No me gusta eso.
I do not like that.
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