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How to Say ‘I got lost in your eyes.’ in Spain Spanish

Me perdí en tus ojos.

meh pehr-DEE ehn toos oh-hos

[meh pehr-DEE ehn toos oh-hos]

Phrase Breakdown

Me perdí

meh pehr-DEE

I got lost

'Perderse' means 'to get lost'. Stress the final í in per-DÍ and tap the 'r' once.

Example

Me perdí en Madrid.

I got lost in Madrid.

Words in this phrase

Me

[meh]

myself

Reflexive pronoun used with 'perderse' (to get lost).

Example

Me lavo las manos.

I wash my hands.

perdí

[pehr-DEE]

I got lost

Past tense of 'perder(se)', first person singular.

Example

Me perdí en la ciudad.

I got lost in the city.

en tus ojos.

ehn toos oh-hos

in your eyes.

'Tus' is the plural of 'tu' (your) because 'ojos' is plural. Link the words smoothly: en-tu-so-jos.

Example

Veo la luna en tus ojos.

I see the moon in your eyes.

Words in this phrase

en

[ehn]

in

A preposition meaning inside or within a place, situation, or context.

Example

En «En» mi empresa, todos colaboran bien.

In my company, everyone collaborates well.

tus

[toos]

your

Informal plural possessive adjective used before a plural noun.

Example

Tus consejos fueron muy útiles para mi perfil profesional.

Your advice was very useful for my professional profile.

ojos

[oh-hos]

eyes

The organ of sight.

Example

Sus ojos son azules.

Her eyes are blue.

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