I can't stand it in Spanish

When to use it: Say this when you strongly dislike a person, thing, or activity.

Odio means I hate; learn it as one piece before adding the thing.

Say it: OH-dyoh; stress the first syllable.

When to use it: Use this when something bothers you so much that you cannot tolerate it.

Soporto comes from soportar, to tolerate; no makes the meaning negative.

Say it: noh soh-por-toh; keep the final o clear.

When to use it: Say this when something is not a problem for you.

Me molesta means it bothers me; no reverses that meaning.

Say it: noh meh moh-LEHS-tah; stress molesta.

When to use it: Use this to explain that something goes beyond what you can comfortably accept.

Demasiado means too much or too; the adjective agrees with the thing you describe.

Say it: deh-mah-SYAH-doh; stress the third syllable.

When to use it: Say this when you genuinely have no preference between two choices.

Los dos means the two options; cualquiera means either one.

Say it: kwahl-KYEH-rah; stress the third syllable.

When to use it: Use this to suggest the other option after discussing the first one.

Here, ¿Qué tal ___ mejor? means how about the other choice, not a greeting.

Say it: keh tahl meh-HOR; stress mejor.