In Spanish, the word for ‘broke’ is ‘quebrado’ when referring to someone who is financially broken or without money. However, if you’re using it in a different context, such as referring to something that is broken, you would use the word ‘roto.’
It’s important to note that ‘quebrado’ is used more commonly in financial contexts, while ‘roto’ relates to physical objects. For example, if your wallet is empty, you would say, ‘Estoy quebrado,’ which means ‘I’m broke.’ If your phone is not working, you would say, ‘Mi teléfono está roto,’ meaning ‘My phone is broken.’