Sad in Spanish
Sad in Spanish is triste (TREES-teh).
- Spanish
- triste
- Say it
- TREES-teh
- Changes to
- tristes
- Also
- triste in Feelings in Spanish
One of 72 adjectives in Common Spanish Adjectives: learn them step by step and practise them all.
Feelings and moods in Spanish
The other words in step 3 of Common Spanish Adjectives.
- contentohappy (right now) · kohn-TEN-toh
- felizhappy (in life) · feh-LEES
- cansadotired · kahn-SAH-doh
- enojadoangry · eh-noh-HAH-doh
- nerviosonervous · nehr-BYOH-soh
- tranquilocalm · trahn-KEE-loh
- preocupadoworried · preh-oh-koo-PAH-doh
- ocupadobusy · oh-koo-PAH-doh
- enfermosick · en-FEHR-moh
- listoready · LEES-toh
- sorprendidosurprised · sor-pren-DEE-doh
- asustadoscared · ah-soos-TAH-doh
- emocionadoexcited · eh-moh-syoh-NAH-doh
Questions about triste
How do you say sad in Spanish?
Sad in Spanish is triste. In feelings in spanish, sad is triste.
How do you pronounce triste?
Say it TREES-teh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: TREES. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Does triste change for feminine and plural?
It's the same for masculine and feminine nouns. The plural is tristes.
What does triste mean in English?
In English, triste means sad.
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