How to Say "exaggerator" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “exaggerator” is “exagerado” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
¡No seas exagerado! Solo es un pequeño resfriado.
Don't be such a drama king! It's just a little cold.
Mi hermano es un exagerado; dice que caminó cien kilómetros.
My brother is an exaggerator; he says he walked a hundred kilometers.
Las exageradas de mis tías siempre lloran en las bodas.
Those drama queens (my aunts) always cry at weddings.
Person Descriptions
When you use this to describe a person, you often use the words 'un' or 'una' before it (e.g., 'eres un exagerado').
Confusing with the action
Mistake: “Él está exagerado.”
Correction: Él es un exagerado. Use 'es' because you are describing a personality trait, not a temporary state.
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