What's the correct translation for " I miss you "
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I'm Confused. My boyfriend who is hispanic told me " Te extrano Myra " and he told me that is meant " I miss you Myra " but when I translated it, that's not what it said. Why wouldn't it translate correctly?
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updated ENE 24, 2010
posted by Taylor162
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yes it means te extraño
updated ENE 23, 2010
posted by emprendedor
Thank You!!!!! - Taylor162, ENE 23, 2010
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In Spain 'I miss you' would translate as 'Te echo de menos' but Extrañar is sometimes used although it is shown in my dictionary as used more in Latin America.
updated ENE 24, 2010
posted by aeroplod
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Because "miss" also means "perder" to lose in English. Ex. I don't want to miss the bus . No quiero perder el colectivo
But your boyfriend ment "Te extraño"
updated ENE 23, 2010
posted by Benz
