How to say yeet in Spanish? Yeet is a word from the English language which describes a feeling or exclamation of excitement. This word is a sound expression used when someone is excited or surprised. This word has the same expression as ‘Yay’ or ‘Hurrah’ and can be used instead of these words. It is a slang word that has now an entry in the dictionary.
How to translate Yeet in Spanish?
yeet – (yay, hurrah) – hurra
Sentences with the word yeet in Spanish
| No es fácil prepararse para el último hurra mientras estamos empacando. | – | It’s not easy to prepare for the last hurray while we’re packing. |
| Hurra por Holy Wood. | – | Hooray for Holy Wood. |
| Lleno de emoción, Pedro lanzó un hurra. | – | Filled with emotion, Pedro gave a hurrah. |
| Hurra, estoy en un cuento. | – | Hooray, I’m in a story. |
| Hurra por Matías y sus buenas calificaciones. | – | Hooray for Matías and his good grades. |
| En la multitud se escuchó un excitado hurra. | – | There was an excited hurrah from the crowd. |
| Un espontáneo hip, hip, hurra se elevó de entre la muchedumbre. | – | A spontaneous hip, hip, hooray went up from the crowd. |
| Todos dimos un extraño grito, entre hurra y alarido. | – | We all gave a strange cry, between hooray and scream. |
| Al llegar junto al galardonado se gritó fuertemente un hurra. | – | Arriving next to the winner, a hurrah was shouted loudly. |
| Echamos un triple hurra de común acuerdo. | – | We have a triple hurrah by common consent. |
| ¡Gritemos todos juntos un fuerte hurra! | – | Let’s all shout a loud hurray together! |
| ¡Hurra por ti, campeón! | – | Hooray for you, champion! |
| Lázaro saludó con un potente hurra. | – | Lázaro greeted with a powerful hurrah. |
| Bueno, un hurra por el chico de Zona 10. | – | Well, hooray for the guy from Zone 10. |
| Ellos dijeron hurra y luego comenzó la fiesta. | – | They said hooray and then the party started. |
| ¡Un, dos, tres…hurra! | – | One, two, three…hooray! |
| ¡Hurra, gané mucho dinero! | – | Hooray, I made a lot of money! |
| Hurra, estoy de vacaciones. | – | Hooray, I’m on vacation. |
| Mañana no hay clases, ¡hurra! | – | There are no classes tomorrow, hurray! |
| Me emocioné y grité un fuerte hurra. | – | I got excited and shouted a loud hurray. |
| ¿Qué hurra ni qué nada? | – | What hurrah or what? |
| ¡Hurra, ganamos! | – | Hooray, we win! |
| Un hurra por mí. | – | Hooray for me. |
| Pido un hurra para los novios. | – | I ask a hurrah for the bride and groom. |
| Lo lograste, ¡hurra! | – | You did it, yay! |
| Extrañaré decir “hurra”. | – | I will miss saying “hooray”. |
| ¡Lo hiciste, hurra! | – | You did it, hooray! |
| ¿Se puede decir hurra en otro idioma? | – | Can you say hurray in another language? |
| ¿Qué quiere decir hurra? | – | What does hurrah mean? |
| No sé cómo se escribe la palabra hurra. | – | I don’t know how to spell the word hooray. |
| Ya es sábado. ¡Hurra! | – | It’s already Saturday. Hurrah! |
| Me voy de vacaciones. ¡Hurra! | – | I’m going on vacation. Hurrah! |
| ¡Hurra!. Ellos llegan hoy | – | Hurrah!. they arrive today |
| Tremenda noticia. ¡Hurra! | – | Tremendous news. Hurrah! |
| Mañana es mi cumpleaños. ¡Hurra! | – | Tomorrow is my birthday. Hurrah! |
| ¡Hurra!. Nos casamos la semana que viene | – | Hurrah!. we are getting married next week |
| Lo hicimos. ¡Hurra! | – | We did it. Hurrah! |
| Fuiste el ganador. ¡Hurra! | – | You were the winner. Hurrah! |
“Yeet’ is also a Hmong word translated as ‘estúpidos’, and ‘estúpidos’ means ‘stupid’ in the English language.
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