I am very cold in Spanish?

Question

If I want to say I am very cold in Spanish Is
Yo tengo mucho frio correct?

Answer 1

Yo tengo mucho frio ... yes, that's correct. It literally means 'I have much cold'. In Spanish, you can't literally say 'I am very cold', 'Soy muy frio' ... because the people would interpret that to mean that you have a sexual problem (you're frigid). At the other end of the spectrum, if you literally say, 'I am hot', that means you're horny. And if you say, 'I am VERY hot', well ... that means that you're horny as hell. That's why you say, 'Tengo mucho calor', which basically means, 'I have much heat', as opposed to 'Estoy muy caliente'.

Answer 2

Spanish For Cold

Answer 3

Very Cold In Spanish

Answer 4

Yo tengo mucho frío. Here's an easy image to help you remember frío: http://spanishnewbie.com/cold-frio/

Answer 5

Yo tengo mucho frío.

Is correct, you are feeling a low temperature from the weather.
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Cold, when talking about the diseasse is "catarro" o "gripe".
I have a cold. Yo tengo catarro.

Answer 6

Yo tengo mucho frío, or, Tengo mucho frío. The first one would be, for example, in answer to a question like, "Is anyone cold?" - "Yes, I'm cold." If you're just stating a fact and don't need to emphasis the "I" bit, then omit "Yo."

Answer 7

It would be Bebidas fríAs, a to match the feminine noun. I would go with refrescos, but it varies so greatly from region to region-country to country.. Bebidas calientes is hot drinks.

Answer 8

If you are very cold, you are dead, in english, Spanish, Russian, etc. It doesn't matter the language, you are dead

Answer 9

Tengo mucho frío.
"Yo" is not necessary

Answer 10

Yes, correct.