How to Say ‘You fell from heaven’ in Spain Spanish
Caíste del cielo
kah-EES-teh del SYEH-loh
[kah-EES-teh del SYEH-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: de + el always merges into del. Same with a + el, which becomes al.
Phrase Breakdown
Caíste
[kah-EES-teh]
you fell
Past tense of 'caer', second person singular informal.
¿Caíste en la calle?
Did you fall in the street?
del
[del]
of the / from the
Contraction of “de + el.” Used to say “of the” or “from the,” as in “del Evangelio.”
Hoy vamos a leer Del Evangelio según Juan.
Today we are going to read from the Gospel according to John.
cielo
[SYEH-loh]
sweetheart / darling / sky
Literally means 'sky', but it is also used as a loving term like 'sweetheart'.
Cielo, no te preocupes por la tarifa.
Sweetheart, don't worry about the fare.
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