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How to use the verb "apestar"

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In the context:

and, man it really stinks! (talking about the garbage)

I know you can say: "Que mal que huele" or "huele a rayos". But if I wan't to use apestar how do I put it in the sentence? Is it correct to just say:

"y que apesta" ?

Appreciate any help :D :D

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updated Dec 13, 2010
posted by LovisaNordqvist

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'Qué mal que huele' sounds very colloquial. The usual way of saying it is 'Qué mal huele'.

To use 'apestar' you can say things such as :

'¡Cómo apesta!'

'Esto realmente apesta'

'Vaya manera de apestar'

etc..

And no, 'y que apesta' can't be used in that way. It means 'and that it stinks' (as in: 'I wanted to tell you that I'm not taking the garbage out, and that it stinks')

updated Dec 13, 2010
edited by bill1111
posted by bill1111
perfecto, muchas gracias. - LovisaNordqvist, Dec 13, 2010
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From Cheech & Chong "At the drive-in"..... "¡Fuchi, qué peste!" (noun)

updated Dec 13, 2010
posted by 005faa61
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Here is a link to the conjugation page for the verb.

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From the page you can see the first, second, and third person forms to each of the tenses.

For example, to say

I stink --> apesto You stink ---> apestas he/she/it stinks ---> apesta

I'm not sure I understand your question, but I hope that helps!

Okay, I saw your comment.

I believe you can use "Esa basura apesta" and get the point across.

There are more advanced users on this site that (I hope) will correct this post if I am wrong.

updated Dec 13, 2010
edited by 0066c384
posted by 0066c384
vale. pero si quiero usar el verbo en una frase de expresión, al expreser que mal que huele la basura. Cómo lo diría con el verbo apestar? - LovisaNordqvist, Dec 13, 2010
"Esa basura apesta" - 00e657d4, Dec 13, 2010
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Aquí apesta = Here it stinks

El cubo de la basura apesta = The rubbish bin stinks

updated Dec 13, 2010
posted by lazarus1907