How to Say ‘Do you miss them?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Los echas de menos?
lohs EH-chahs deh MEH-nohs
[lohs EH-chahs deh MEH-nohs]
💬 Usage Tip: "Them" comes before the verb in Spanish: los echas de menos, literally "them you miss". Same with one person: ¿La echas de menos? "Do you miss her?"
Phrase Breakdown
¿Los echas
lohs EH-chahs
Do you (miss) them
'Los' means 'them' and goes before the verb. The 'h' in 'echas' is part of 'ch': E-chas.
¿Los echas fuera?
Are you throwing them out?
Words in this phrase
Los
[lohs]
them
Direct object pronoun for masculine plural things or people, placed before the verb.
Los cafés están listos, ahora los traigo.
The coffees are ready, I'll bring them now.
echas
[EH-chahs]
you (miss)
Form of 'echar' (to throw); in 'echar de menos' it means to miss someone.
¿Echas de menos tu ciudad?
Do you miss your city?
de menos?
deh MEH-nohs
miss?
This completes the expression 'echar de menos' (to miss someone). Raise your intonation at the end.
Te echo de menos.
I miss you.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of (part of 'echar de menos')
Preposition forming part of the fixed expression meaning to miss.
Te echo de menos.
I miss you.
menos
[MEH-nohs]
less (part of 'echar de menos')
Means less; in this fixed expression it helps express missing someone.
Echo de menos a mi abuela.
I miss my grandmother.
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