kind-of
how do you say kind-of in spanish
6 Answers
I agree más o menos makes the most sense to me.
The only way I've ever heard/seen the hyphenated version "kind-of" used has been equivalent to "más o menos."
Actually the phrase translates literally into English, so another way to think of it would be "more or less."
Like if someone asked me "¿Hablas español'" I would reply "Más o menos."
mas o menos is "kind of" as in "in a way", "sort of"
(it's very informal)
All of the other suggestions above are for "kind of" as in "a type of"
Do you have any context'
I found two more in an on-line dictionary;
una especie de
más o menos
Those are also kind-of kind-of.
Kind of= clase de.../ tipo de...
Double click takes you to the dictionary page:
I cannot answer you due to my limited Spanish knowledge, but you might be asked to put your question in an example.