How do you say car sick in Spanish?

If you are driving through Spain and get motion sickness, the best way to describe it is rácano. This word, which can also be used to refer to seasickness is used to describe having a strong reaction to moving vehicles.

How do you say I'm feeling car sick in Spanish?

You may have grown up with Spanish so you may not know how to describe how you feel when you’re riding in a car and you feel nauseous Here are some examples of how you might describe feeling car sick in Spanish:

How do you say a car is sick in Spanish?

The question, “¿Tu coche se enferma?” is usually asked when someone is feeling ill after riding in a vehicle for a long time. The phrase “enfermarse” means “to get sick,” so the literal translation of the question is “is your car sick?”

How do you say a car gets sick in Spanish?

Your car might get sick if you drive a lot, or if you are allergic to certain smells, such as cigarette smoke or certain foods. When a car becomes sick, it generally means that something is wrong with it. There are many possible causes of sickness, so talk to your mechanic if you are not sure what is wrong with your car.

How do you say I'm car sick?

To say that you are car sick in Spanish, you can use the phrase “Estoy en sueño por mi coche” (I’m tired of my car). However, if you are using the word car in a sentence, you could simply say “Estoy cansado de mi coche” (I’m tired of my car).