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How do you say "i cant wait" in Spanish?
¡No puedo esperar
In Spanish, "i cant wait" is ¡No puedo esperar.
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Pronunciation
Native speakers say '¡No puedo esperar' quickly and evenly; tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue, and stress naturally falls on the last syllable. Also, blend the vowel pair quickly into one syllable rather than separating them.
Grammar notes
¡No puedo esperar is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i cant wait
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How to remember ¡No puedo esperar
Picture yourself needing to say '¡No puedo esperar' out loud in real life, meaning i cant wait, and let that imagined moment fix it in memory.
Related words
- im happy Estoy feliz
- im sad Estoy triste
- im scared Tengo miedo
- im angry Estoy enfadado
- im excited Estoy emocionado
- im nervous Estoy nervioso
- im worried Estoy preocupado
- im confused Estoy confundido
- im bored Estoy aburrido
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Questions about ¡No puedo esperar
How do you pronounce ¡No puedo esperar?
Native speakers say '¡No puedo esperar' quickly and evenly; tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue, and stress naturally falls on the last syllable. Also, blend the vowel pair quickly into one syllable rather than separating them.
Is ¡No puedo esperar formal or casual?
¡No puedo esperar is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is ¡No puedo esperar used in Spanish?
¡No puedo esperar is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i cant wait).
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"I cant wait" in other languages
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