How to Say ‘I must have made a mistake’ in Spain Spanish
Me habré equivocado
meh ah-BREH eh-kee-boh-KAH-doh
[meh ah-BREH eh-kee-boh-KAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Habré equivocado] often means a guess about the past, not just the future: [I may/must have made a mistake]. You'll hear the same idea in [se habrá ido] = [he's probably left / he may have left].
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
myself / me
Reflexive or object pronoun used here with the verb expression.
Me habré equivocado con la dirección.
I may have been mistaken about the address.
habré
[ah-BREH]
I must have / I may have
Future perfect form of haber, often used to express probability about the past.
Habré entendido mal el precio.
I may have understood the price wrongly.
equivocado
[eh-kee-boh-KAH-doh]
been mistaken / made a mistake
Past participle of equivocarse, used to say someone got something wrong.
Creo que he equivocado la cuenta.
I think I got the calculation wrong.
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