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How to Say "bitter person" in Spanish

The Spanish word forbitter personis amargadoB2 level.

English → SpanishB2
nounB2informal
a person full of resentment
A person standing under a small personal rain cloud while everyone else is in the sun, looking miserable.

Examples

Ese tipo es un amargado, siempre se queja de todo.

That guy is a sourpuss; he always complains about everything.

No quiero ser un amargado cuando sea mayor.

I don't want to be a bitter person when I get older.

Using it as a Label

In Spanish, you can turn many adjectives into nouns just by adding 'un' or 'una'. 'Un amargado' literally means 'a bitter one'.

Using the wrong gender label

Mistake:Ella es un amargado.

Correction: Ella es una amargada. Even when used as a noun, it must match the gender of the person.

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