How to Say ‘It loses signal’ in Spain Spanish
Se queda sin cobertura
seh KEH-dah seen koh-behr-TOO-rah
[seh KEH-dah seen koh-behr-TOO-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: quedarse sin means "to run out of" or "end up without": me he quedado sin batería "my battery's died".
Phrase Breakdown
Se queda
seh KEH-dah
It ends up
'Quedarse sin' means to run out of or lose something. Say 'seh KEH-dah'.
Se queda sin batería.
It runs out of battery.
Words in this phrase
Se
[seh]
itself (reflexive)
Reflexive pronoun forming 'quedarse', meaning to end up in a state.
El móvil se apaga solo.
The phone turns itself off.
queda
[KEH-dah]
is left / ends up
From 'quedarse': to remain or end up in a condition.
La tienda se queda vacía.
The shop is left empty.
sin cobertura
seen koh-behr-TOO-rah
without signal
'Cobertura' means phone or network coverage. Say 'koh-ber-TOO-rah'.
Aquí estoy sin cobertura.
I have no signal here.
Words in this phrase
sin
[seen]
without
In the absence of.
No lo hagas sin permiso.
Don't do it without permission.
cobertura
[koh-behr-TOO-rah]
signal / coverage
Mobile network or data reception.
Aquí no hay cobertura.
There's no signal here.
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