Meaning
Used to express surprise or comment on the slowness of something.
Cultural Background
People might use this to complain about 'la burocracia' (bureaucracy). Often used with a humorous tone when someone is being 'flojo' (lazy).
Agreement
Remember to change 'lento' to 'lenta' if the noun is feminine.
Meaning
Used to express surprise or comment on the slowness of something.
Agreement
Remember to change 'lento' to 'lenta' if the noun is feminine.
Test Yourself
Choose the correct form.
The turtle is slow. ¡Qué ______!
Turtle (tortuga) is feminine, but if referring to the animal generally, 'lento' is standard.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesThe turtle is slow. ¡Qué ______!
Turtle (tortuga) is feminine, but if referring to the animal generally, 'lento' is standard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, but be careful not to sound insulting.
Related Phrases
Ir despacio
similarTo go slowly
