Weak in Spanish

The Spanish word for 'weak' is 'débil' (DEH-beel). This masculine/feminine adjective is B1 level and commonly used in everyday Spanish conversation.

Pronunciation: DEH-beel

Grammar Notes

Gender: masculine/feminine

Plural: débiles

Part of Speech: adjective

Difficulty Level: B1

Example Sentences

Es muy débil.
It is very weak.
Una casa débil.
A weak house.
El coche es débil.
The car is weak.
Me gusta lo débil.
I like weak things.

Cultural Context

The word débil is commonly used in everyday Spanish conversation. Learning vocabulary like this helps you communicate more naturally and understand Spanish speakers better.

Practice using this word in different contexts to become more comfortable with its pronunciation and usage patterns.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you say 'weak' in Spanish?

You say 'weak' as 'débil' in Spanish.

Is there more than one way to say 'weak'?

Sometimes there are synonyms or regional variations; see the related words and notes on this page.

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