How to Say “Out Of” in Spanish

fuera de
/ˈfweɾa de/
The English phrase "out of" is translated into Spanish as fuera de.
fuera de is used to indicate that someone or something is not inside a particular place. This phrase serves two main purposes: describing a physical location (being outside of a space) and issuing commands to leave a space.

How does it change in a sentence?

When you use the phrase as a command to tell someone to "get out", it is often used on its own or followed by a possessive pronoun and a noun, such as in the construction fuera de mi casa.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈfweɾa de/

Did you know?

  • The word fuera is a distant relative of the English word 'door', as both trace back to the same Proto-Indo-European root for an opening or threshold.
  • The word fuera can be used to describe a person who is 'out of' their mind or 'out of' their senses using the phrase fuera de sí.
  • The phrase fuera de servicio is the standard way to say a machine or elevator is 'out of' order, using the word for 'service' instead of 'order'.

Examples in context

  • Fuera de mi cama.
    Get out of my bed.
    This sentence shows the use of fuera de to tell someone to get out of a bed.
    Tatoeba #3666135 by Seael, translation #1934890 by Spamster
  • ¡Fuera de mi casa!
    Get out of my house.
    This sentence uses fuera de in an imperative command to leave a house.
    Tatoeba #5116107 by ecorralest101, translation #1845504 by CK
  • ¡Fuera de mi coche!
    Get out of my car.
    This sentence demonstrates the command to leave a car using fuera de.
    Tatoeba #3339847 by Shishir, translation #2886484 by CK
  • Estoy fuera de la oficina en este momento.
    I'm out of the office at the moment.
  • Me salí del grupo de chat porque era muy ruidoso.
    I left the chat group because it was too noisy.
  • El agua se salió de la piscina.
    The water spilled out of the pool.
  • Es mejor no salir fuera de la casa cuando hace tanto frío.
    It's better not to go outside the house when it's so cold.
  • Me quedé sin dinero en el viaje.
    I ran out of money during the trip.
  • Los niños se quedaron sin batería en el control remoto.
    The kids ran out of batteries in the remote control.
  • Mi hermano vino de fuera de la ciudad para visitarme.
    My brother came from outside the city to visit me.
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Example conversation

Javier and Sofía are standing in front of a locked café.

  1. Javier

    Estamos fuera de la cafetería.
    We are outside of the café.
  2. Sofía

    Es verdad, la puerta está cerrada.
    It is true, the door is closed.
  3. Javier

    Busquemos otro lugar para sentarnos.
    Let's look for another place to sit.
  4. Sofía

    Sí, hay un parque cerca de aquí.
    Yes, there is a park near here.

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