¡Qué coraje! means "How infuriating!" in Mexican Spanish. In Mexico, "coraje" usually means anger, so "me da coraje" means "it makes me mad".
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How It's Used
Tone & Context
Textbooks teach "coraje" as courage. In everyday Mexican speech it's anger or frustration.
"Hacer corajes" means to get worked up: "no hagas corajes" means "don't get upset".
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FAQ: ¡Qué coraje!
¡Qué coraje! means "How infuriating!" in Mexican Spanish. In Mexico, "coraje" usually means anger, so "me da coraje" means "it makes me mad".
It can, but in Mexico it usually means anger.
"It made me mad".