English–Spanish
“miserable” in Spanish
How to say “miserable” in Spanish
“Miserable” in Spanish is mísero.
A bedraggled person huddled under a thin blanket.
Example sentences with mísero
Este mes cobré un sueldo mísero.
This month I received a meager salary.
Tips for using mísero
- About people, mísero sounds harsh or contemptuous so speakers often choose pobre for a neutral 'poor', and mísero is also used for paltry amounts or meager conditions.
Other Spanish words for “miserable”
Me siento miserable hoy.
I feel miserable today.