What is "I miss you" in Spanish?

Question

does anybody know'

Answer 1

In Spain we don't usually say "Te extraño", but "Te echo de menos".

Answer 2

echar de menos and extrañar are two ways to express it.
te echo de menos -- "I miss you" te extraño -- "I miss you"

The particular construction depends on whether you are using the informal or formal form of you.

Answer 3

Is that Killeen, Texas (Bell County)? I used to live in Temple, Texas (stone's throw down the road). Hope you weren't there because of Fort Hood.

Gus said:

añoranza also nostalgia....longing ,yearning,.....Yo por mi cuenta,no añoro a Killin,Texas ; pero si extraño a Jeanny de cabellos largos y ojos verdes

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Answer 4

cuando tienes un amigo y este se fue lejos.........entonces ppuedes utlizar o decir esto........i miss you.que significa................. te extraño..........edi

Answer 5

ana, if you type "miss" in the Search Forum box, you will see there have been many discussions about this in the past. (I vote that it is our most-common-question.)

Answer 6

Yep, I was in Fort Hood during summer of '71 and winter of '72. I actually knew a woman called Jeanny and she had long brown hair.
Jenny with the long brown hair, was a song written in the 1800 by Steven Foster
I used to hear the version by Johnny Mathis- I was in love, actually, I still think about her all the time. She died in '78

Answer 7

añoranza also nostalgia....longing ,yearning,.....Yo por mi cuenta,no añoro a Killin,Texas ; pero si extraño a Jeanny de cabellos largos y ojos verdes

Answer 8

i miss you... in spanish.. is te extraño