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How do you say "i cant believe it" in Spanish (Latin America)?
No lo puedo creer
In Spanish (Latin America), "i cant believe it" is No lo puedo creer.
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Pronunciation
Roughly, "No lo puedo creer" is spoken NO LO PUE-do kre-ER; the whole word moves quickly with even weight given to each syllable.
Grammar notes
No lo puedo creer is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i cant believe it
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How to remember No lo puedo creer
Say "No lo puedo creer" three times fast while picturing "i cant believe it" happening right in front of you.
Related words
- absolutely absolutamente
- oh no Oh no
- thats amazing ¡Eso es increíble
- thats terrible Eso es terrible
- watch your step Cuidado por dónde pisas
- be quiet Cállate
- listen up Escuchen
- look out ¡Cuidado
- thats so funny Eso es muy gracioso
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Questions about No lo puedo creer
How do you pronounce No lo puedo creer?
Roughly, "No lo puedo creer" is spoken NO LO PUE-do kre-ER; the whole word moves quickly with even weight given to each syllable.
Is No lo puedo creer formal or casual?
No lo puedo creer is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is No lo puedo creer used in Spanish (Latin America)?
No lo puedo creer is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i cant believe it).
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"I cant believe it" in other languages
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