Help/ayudar por favor! como se dice "I miss you" en espano?

Question

Hola a todos! Could anyone please help me with a couple of sentances? I am new to studying/learning Spanish and can not figure out how to say
"I miss/missed you. Have you missed me'" BTW, I just love learning the language (me encanta aprender a hablar español). I am Italian/American, but have always wanted to learn Spanish and am FINALLY doing it. Thanks in advance. Dianne

Answer 1

Te extraño.
Me has extrañado?

bye bye.. hugs

Answer 2

Hola Carola,

Muchas gracias! Yo soy de herencia Italiana, pero no hablo italiano! Me encanta aprendiendo a hablar español.

Dianne

Answer 3

just some additions, if you wanna say "I am gonna miss you"
te voy a extrañar
te voy a echar de menos

Answer 4

Hola
Muchas gracias por tu ayuda. Es muy apreciada!

Dianne

Answer 5

Hola Marco,

muchas gracias!!! I always appreciate discovering when I said something inaccurately.

Dianne

Answer 6

yo te extrano !!!

Answer 7

Dianne said:

Hola Lady Di,muchas gracias para su ayudar! buenas tardes, Dianne,

Dianne, the correct way to say this sentence is "muchas gracias por tu (o su) ayuda."

Marco

Answer 8

¿Me has extrañado? o ¿Me extrañas también?
You used the verb ask so obviously they are questions. The just looked weird written as declarations.

Carola said:

Hello Dianne,If you miss someone at the moment, that means in the present you should say: Te extrañobut if is something from the past to the present, you say: Te he extrañado o te extrañe.If you want ask someone if they been missing you, you ask, Me has extrañado o me extrañas tambien.I hope this help you understand the way you should use it. Spanish is not that different from italian.

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Answer 9

Hello Dianne,
If you miss someone at the moment, that means in the present you should say: Te extraño
but if is something from the past to the present, you say: Te he extrañado o te extrañe.
If you want ask someone if they been missing you, you ask, Me has extrañado o me extrañas tambien.
I hope this help you understand the way you should use it. Spanish is not that different from italian.

Answer 10

Hola Lady Di,

muchas gracias para su ayudar! buenas tardes, Dianne

Answer 11

Welcome to this friendly forum, Dianne. We hope you like it here.

Answer 12

Have a look at this list.You will find useful sentences there.

[url=http://my.spanishdict.com/vocabulary/vocabulary/show'id=1710195%3ATermList%3A724622]http://my.spanishdict.com/vocabulary/vocabulary/show'id=1710195%3ATermList%3A724622[/url]

Also these threads.

<http://my.spanishdict.com/forum/topic/search'q=miss>

Answer 13

'Te extraño' = 'I miss you'
'¿Me has extrañado'' = 'Have you missed me''