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How do you say "I will miss you" in spanish

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I want to tell my girlfriend I'll miss her. Cause I can't talk to her over the weekends

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updated Sep 29, 2010
posted by crusty_beans

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Te extrañaré (mucho) = I will miss you (alot) - This is more common in South America eg Peru (This is the future indicative tense)

o Te voy a extrañar muchísimo = I am going to miss you very much (Idiomatic use of the present tense)

Te echaré de menos muchísimo = I will miss you (alot/very much)

(This is the future indicative tense)

o Te voy a echar muchísimo = I am going to miss you very much

(Idiomatic use of the present tense)

I hope this helps grin

updated Sep 29, 2010
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
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We have a translator on the site in the tabs.

Please use that, or try to translate this yourself and then post here and we will fix it.

(= Bienvenido al foro =)

updated Sep 29, 2010
posted by princessjane
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I miss you = te extraño

updated Sep 29, 2010
posted by 0097f7e0
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The translator may sound a little odd here

Te echaré de menos, te voy a echar de menos mucho.

updated Sep 29, 2010
posted by cogumela
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Sorry I'm new, I'm not sure how everything works yet

updated Sep 29, 2010
edited by princessjane
posted by crusty_beans
please, instead of shortening a word (srry), use the full word, as we have many new members here learning English. Bienvenido al foro - princessjane, Sep 29, 2010
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I will miss you - Te extrañaré Or Te echaré de menos

updated Sep 29, 2010
posted by amy_moreno
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te extrano Pictures, Images and Photos

te extrano Pictures, Images and Photos

updated Sep 29, 2010
edited by Brynleigh
posted by Brynleigh
Good picture Brynleigh :) te extraño is correct for I miss you but I will miss you = te extráñaré:) - FELIZ77, Sep 29, 2010