To say "go away" in Spanish, the most common informal phrase is "¡Vete!" which means "Go away!" or "Get out!" For a stronger or more emphatic command, you can say "¡Vete de aquí!" meaning "Get out of here!" Other informal variations include "¡Lárgate!" which is like "Beat it!" or "Back off!" in English. For formal situations, the phrase changes to "¡Váyase!" or "¡Lárguese!" depending on the tone. Here are some common ways to say "go away" in Spanish:
- ¡Vete! (informal, "Go away!")
- ¡Vete de aquí! ("Get out of here!")
- ¡Lárgate! (informal, "Beat it!")
- ¡Déjame en paz! ("Leave me alone!")
- ¡Váyase! (formal)
- ¡Lárguese! (formal)
These phrases are used depending on the tone and formality of the situation.
