How to Say "clattery" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “clattery” is “ruidoso” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Mi vecino es muy ruidoso por la noche.
My neighbor is very noisy at night.
No podemos estudiar aquí, este café es demasiado ruidoso.
We can't study here; this cafe is too noisy.
El motor de ese coche viejo es extremadamente ruidoso.
The engine of that old car is extremely loud.
Matching the Gender
This word changes its ending based on what you are describing. Use 'ruidoso' for masculine things (un bar ruidoso) and 'ruidosa' for feminine things (una calle ruidosa).
Describing After the Thing
In Spanish, the word 'ruidoso' almost always comes AFTER the thing it is describing. Instead of 'a noisy party,' you say 'una fiesta ruidosa'.
Noise vs. Noisy
Mistake: “La ciudad es muy ruido.”
Correction: La ciudad es muy ruidosa.
Loud Voices
Mistake: “Él tiene una voz muy ruidosa.”
Correction: Él tiene una voz muy fuerte.
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