How to Say “Burp” in Spanish Slang

eructo
neutral
The usual word for a burp is eructo, and the verb is eructar. Regüeldo is a more colloquial word for the same thing.
Meaning: a burp (noun)

Ways to say it

“burp” in Spanish
Spanish Note
eructo neutral
regüeldo informal
eructar verb

People say echar un eructo or just eructar when someone burps. At a table, a burp is often followed by perdón.

Which one should you use?

Regüeldo is less common than eructo and may sound old-fashioned in some places.

Did you know?

  • The diminutive eructito is often used with babies.

Examples in context

  • El bebé soltó un eructo enorme.
    The baby let out a huge burp.
  • Perdón, se me escapó un eructo.
    Sorry, a burp slipped out.
  • No se debe eructar en la mesa.
    You should not burp at the table.

Example conversation

Sara feeds her baby brother Diego at home.

  1. Sara

    A ver, Diego, un eructito.
    Come on Diego, a little burp.
  2. Mamá

    Dale palmaditas en la espalda.
    Pat him on the back.
  3. Sara

    Ya salió, qué eructo.
    There it is, what a burp.
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