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How do you say "that scares me" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Eso me asusta
In Spanish (Latin America), "that scares me" is Eso me asusta.
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Pronunciation
"Eso me asusta" comes out close to E-so ME a-SU-sta in a Mexican accent, with the j sounding like an English h and no trace of a lisped th.
Grammar notes
Eso me asusta is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
that scares me
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How to remember Eso me asusta
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Related words
- im happy Estoy feliz
- im sad Estoy triste
- im scared Tengo miedo
- im angry Estoy enojado
- im excited ¡Estoy emocionado
- im nervous Estoy nervioso
- im worried Me preocupa
- im confused Estoy confundido
- im bored Estoy aburrido
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Questions about Eso me asusta
How do you pronounce Eso me asusta?
"Eso me asusta" comes out close to E-so ME a-SU-sta in a Mexican accent, with the j sounding like an English h and no trace of a lisped th.
Is Eso me asusta formal or casual?
Eso me asusta is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Eso me asusta used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Eso me asusta is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (that scares me).
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