ya me harté

ya me harté
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. I'm fed up
Vamos, Pancho. Dale otra oportunidad a Manolo. - No. Ya me harté.Come on, Pancho. Give Manolo another chance. - No. I'm fed up.
b. I'm fed up with
Vámonos. Ya me harté de esta gente. Llevamos una hora y media esperando a que nos traigan la comida.Let's leave. I'm fed up with these people. We've been waiting for our food for an hour and a half.
c. I'm tired of it
Ya me harté, Lucho. De verdad que sí. Ya me harté de tus constantes quejas acerca de todo.I'm tired of it, Lucho. I really am. I'm tired of your constant complaints about everything.
d. I'm tired of
Ya me harté de tus payasadas, Jordan. Ve a la oficina del director en este instante.I'm tired of your clowning around, Jordan. Go to the principal's office this instant.
a. I already stuffed myself with
¿Quieres postre? - No, gracias. Ya me harté de pavo y puré de papas. No me cabe más nada.Do you want dessert? - No, thank you. I already stuffed myself with turkey and mashed potatoes. I can't eat anything else.
b. I already gorged myself on
¿Comiste? - Sí. Ya me harté de paella.Did you eat? - Yes. I already gorged myself on paella.
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