English–Spanish
“angry” in Spanish
How to say “angry” in Spanish
“Angry” in Spanish is bravo.
Person with reddened face, clenched fists, and mouth open mid-yell.
Example sentences with bravo
Está bravo con su jefe por la discusión.
He is angry with his boss because of the argument.
Tips for using bravo
- False friend with English 'brave': use valiente for 'courageous', because Spanish bravo about people denotes fury or aggressiveness.
Other Spanish words for “angry”
¿Por qué estás enfadado?
Why are you angry?
¿Por qué estás indignado?
Why are you angry?
