How to Say "had enough" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “had enough” is “harta” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishB1
AdjectiveB1
at the limit of patience
Examples
Estoy harta de esperar. ¡Vámonos ya!
I am fed up with waiting. Let's go already!
Ella está harta de escuchar siempre las mismas excusas.
She is sick of always hearing the same excuses.
Using 'Estar'
Use the verb estar (to be, for states) with harta to describe the temporary state of being fed up, not ser (to be, for permanent traits).
Missing the Connector
Mistake: “Estoy harta con mi trabajo.”
Correction: Estoy harta de mi trabajo. (Always use *de* to connect 'harta' to the thing causing the frustration.)
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