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How do you say "really" or "seriously" in spanish?
As an example, "really" used in this context:
"Is that a cat?"
"No it's a dog."
"Really?"
"Really." <-- I need to know how to say "really" as a reply. "Seriously" could work too.
7 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
¿En serio? - really(with a question mark) ?
en serio - seriously
"Is that a cat?" - Es que un gato?
"No, it's a dog." -
"¿En serio?" - when asking Really?
"Realmente." - when answering Really.
You use "Seriously" and "Really" as -En serio- when replying but -En serio- is 'Seriously' all the time.
Source(s): Spanish taking in Brampton, Ontario. - Anonymous1 decade ago
There are many different ways to say really or seriously. Seriously is "En serio?"
When you're expressing doubt you should say de verdad? or de veras?
When expressing interest: Ah, si?
In surprise or disbelief: No me digas!
In assurance: de verdad?
- 1 decade ago
You can use "En serio".
¿Es ese un gato?
No, es un perro
¿En serio?
En serio
Or "De verdad"
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
i asked this last year my teacher said es "verdad" but she was kinda crazy so...