me encanta la caca
/me enkanta la kaka/from spelling rules
The English phrase "I love poop" is expressed in Spanish as me encanta la caca.
This phrase is used to express a strong liking for feces. If you want to express the action of pooping itself rather than the substance, you might use the informal phrase Me encanta cagar to say "I love to poop" or Adoro hacer caca to say "I adore taking a poop".
Did you know?
- The word caca is an onomatopoeic term that is recognized and used by toddlers across many different language families and cultures before they learn formal speech.
- If you use the verb cagar in a metaphorical sense in Spain, it can mean 'to ruin something' or 'to mess up', rather than the literal physical act.
- The Latin root of these words, cacare, is thought to be an onomatopoeic imitation of the sound of the act itself.
Examples in context
- Aunque sea raro, me encanta la caca.Even if it's weird, I love poop.
Example conversation
Two children are playing in a sandbox.
- DanielMira esto, me encanta la caca.Look at this, I love poop.
- María¡Qué asco, Daniel!How gross, Daniel!
- DanielNo importa, me encanta la caca.It doesn't matter, I love poop.
- MaríaLávate las manos, por favor.Wash your hands, please.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
