How to Say "Yuge" in Spanish - How To Say Guide

enorme

/eˈnoɾme/

The English slang term 'yuge' can be translated into Spanish as enorme.

The word is used to describe something of very great size.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Spain, you may encounter the colloquial expressions a lo grande or a lo bestia to convey a sense of being extravagant, massive or huge.

/eˈnoɾme/

The Spanish word enorme is a direct descendant of the Latin 'enormis', which was formed by combining a prefix meaning 'out of' with a root related to 'norm'.
While enorme usually refers to size, in some Spanish-speaking cultures it can describe a person's heart corazón enorme to mean they are exceptionally generous or kind.
While 'yuge' is an English slang pronunciation, if you want to sound similarly exaggerated in Spanish, you might use enormísimo, adding the suffix '-ísimo' to push the scale to its absolute limit.

Esa es una casa enorme
That is a huge house
Han construido un edificio grandioso
They have built a huge building
¡Ese chocolate es gigante!
That chocolate is huge!
¡Eso es requete enorme!
That is super huge!
¡Ese coche es brutalmente grande!
That car is amazingly huge!
Fue una fiesta a lo grande
It was a huge party
Esa es una casa realmente enorme
That is a truly huge house
¡Enorme, ese edificio!
Huge, that building!
¡Es una hamburguesa gigante! No creo que pueda comerla toda
It's a huge hamburger! I don't think I can eat it all
Ese edificio es enorme.
That building is huge.
Tengo un problema enorme.
I have a huge problem.
El pastel es enorme.
The cake is huge.

María and Daniel are looking at a new building.

María

Mira ese edificio, es enorme.
Look at that building, it is huge.
Daniel

Sí, es el más grande de la ciudad.
Yes, it is the largest in the city.
María

Parece que tiene un enorme estacionamiento.
It looks like it has a huge parking lot.
Daniel

Seguro que sí, Daniel.
I bet it does, Daniel.

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