la mini-lección: Las interjecciones A2-C2
la mini-lección: Las interjecciones A2
We are going to take a look at some Spanish interjections and their meaning.
¡Madre mía! – Oh my! Oh my goodness!
¡Ay! – Ow! Ouch! (physical pain) / Oh! (sorrow)
¡Ah! / ¡Oh! – Ah! (surprise) / Oh! (sorrow)
¡Ajá! – Uh-huh! Mmhmm! (affirmation) / Aha! (satisfaction)
¡Uf! – Phew! (tiredness) / Ah! Boy! (relief) / Yuck! (disgust)
¡Uy! – Whoa! Wow! (surprise) / Ugh! Eek! (displeasure) / Ow! Ouch! (physical pain)
¡Vaya! – Wow! (surprise or admiration) / Damn! Oh boy! (displeasure)
¡Caramba! – For crying out loud! (annoyance) / Heavens! Good grief! Wow! (surprise)
la mini-lección: Las interjecciones A3-B2
We are going to take a look at some Spanish interjections and their meaning.
¡Madre mía! – Oh my! Oh my goodness!
¡Ay! – Ow! Ouch! (physical pain) / Oh! (sorrow)
¡Ah! / ¡Oh! – Ah! (surprise) / Oh! (sorrow)
¡Ajá! – Uh-huh! Mmhmm! (affirmation) / Aha! (satisfaction)
¡Uf! – Phew! (tiredness) / Ah! Boy! (relief) / Yuck! (disgust)
¡Uy! – Whoa! Wow! (surprise) / Ugh! Eek! (displeasure) / Ow! Ouch! (physical pain)
¡Vaya! – Wow! (surprise or admiration) / Damn! Oh boy! (displeasure)
¡Caramba! – For crying out loud! (annoyance) / Heavens! Good grief! Wow! (surprise)
la mini-lección: Las interjecciones B3-C2
We are going to take a look at some Spanish interjections and their meaning.
¡Chuta! – (Ecuador, Chile, Mexico) Used when something doesn’t go well
¡Ya po! – (Chile) Ok! Alright then!
¿Cachai? – (Chile) Get it? You know? Do you understand?
¿A poco? – (Mexico) Used to express surprise or doubt after learning something
¡Qué mamera! – (Colombia) What a drag! How boring!
¡Ajo! – (Venezuela) Used to express surprise or mischief
¡Guácala! – (Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador) Ugh! Eek! (displeasure)
¡Chale! – (Mexico) No way! Bummer! Jeez!
¡Caramba! – (Most Spanish-speaking countries) For crying out loud! (annoyance) / Heavens! Good grief! Wow! (surprise)
