Literal translation
I miss you
Natural translation
I miss you
What it really means
Standard ‘I miss you’ in Latin America. In Spain, ‘te echo de menos’ is more common.
When Spanish speakers use it
Long-distance partners, friends, after time apart.
Examples in context
- Te extraño mucho.I miss you so much.
Regional differences
- Latin America: Default phrase.
- Spain: Replace with ‘te echo de menos’.
Natural replies you can use
Yo también te extrañoPronto nos vemos
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