How to Say ‘Dangerous’ in Spain Spanish
Peligroso / peligrosa
peh-lee-GRO-soh peh-lee-GRO-sah
[peh-lee-GRO-soh peh-lee-GRO-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish adjectives often switch between -o and -a depending on the noun: peligroso for masculine, peligrosa for feminine. For example, un tiro peligroso but una jugada peligrosa.
Phrase Breakdown
Peligroso
[peh-lee-GRO-soh]
dangerous
Masculine adjective form meaning dangerous.
Un tiro Peligroso casi sorprende al portero.
A dangerous shot almost surprised the goalkeeper.
peligrosa
[peh-lee-GRO-sah]
dangerous
Feminine adjective form meaning dangerous.
Una jugada peligrosa creó mucho suspense en la tele.
A dangerous play created a lot of suspense on TV.
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