what is the difference between "te extrano" or "te echo"
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Do they both mean "I miss you" and which one would be proper to use?
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updated Nov 12, 2010
posted by cak7700
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"Te echo" means I kick you out.
"Te echo de menos" means I miss you, and it's the same as "te extraño".
updated Dec 10, 2010
edited by 00e657d4
posted by 00e657d4
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"Te echo" alone is I throw you, but if you have "te echo de menos" it is I miss you, the same as "te extraño". They are basically the same, I believe te extrano is more formal however.
updated Nov 12, 2010
posted by dreamonwildchild
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"Te echo", alone, means "I throw you".
updated Nov 12, 2010
posted by lazarus1907
