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Hoy mi amigo y yo caminaba la calle aquí in San Sebastian y un hombre nos preguntó (en inglés, porque cuando ir a la playa es claro que somos norteamericanos) y dijo: "...then my butt lost its pants..." y nos mondamos de reír porque en inglés se dice: "one loses their pants... se pierde sus pantalones.

Así, mi pregunta es... ¿Cómo se dice en español "lose your pants"? =)

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Se me extraviaron los pantalones. "I've lost my pants"

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I've certainly heard "to lose your shirt" (as a non-literal expression) but I don't recollect hearing "I've lost my pants." with anything other than its simple, literal meaning (I don't know where I left them and I can't find them). I believe that the straightforward translation would be "Se me perdieron los pantalones." (but is that really what you are looking for'')

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Huh'? confused

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(but is that really what you are looking for'')

That's what I would like to know. In what context did this guy say that? Your post makes no sense to me.

How long have you been in Spain , Rob'

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Not that I know how to say it, but isn't he trying to say that his pants fell off'

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