¡Qué flojera! means "What a drag!" or "I can't be bothered!" in Mexican Spanish. "Me da flojera" means "I don't feel like it".
Casual Use it with friends, family and people your age.
How It's Used
Tone & Context
Flojo means lazy. Flojera is that lazy feeling, and Mexicans admit to it openly and with humor.
It's casual, and very common.
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FAQ: ¡Qué flojera!
¡Qué flojera! means "What a drag!" or "I can't be bothered!" in Mexican Spanish. "Me da flojera" means "I don't feel like it".
"I don't feel like it" or "I can't be bothered".
No, it's casual and very common.