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How to Say ‘My friends are waiting for me’ in Spain Spanish

Mis amigas me esperan

mees ah-MEE-gahs meh ehs-PEH-rahn

[mees ah-MEE-gahs meh ehs-PEH-rahn]

💬 Usage Tip: amigas with -as means the friends are all women. A mixed or all-male group is amigos.

Phrase Breakdown

Mis amigas

mees ah-MEE-gahs

My (female) friends

'Mis' is the plural of 'my'. Link the 's' to the next vowel: 'mee-sah-MEE-gas'.

Example

Mis amigas son de Madrid.

My friends are from Madrid.

Words in this phrase

Mis

[mees]

my (plural)

Possessive used before plural nouns.

Example

Mis padres viven aquí.

My parents live here.

amigas

[ah-MEE-gahs]

female friends

Plural feminine of 'amigo'.

Example

Salgo con mis amigas.

I go out with my friends.

me esperan

meh ehs-PEH-rahn

are waiting for me

'Me' (me) goes before the verb. 'Esperan' means 'they wait'. Say 'meh-es-PEH-ran'.

Example

Mis padres me esperan en casa.

My parents are waiting for me at home.

Words in this phrase

[meh]

Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me' or 'me' in expressions like 'it interests me.'

Example

A mí me gusta decir 'Me' correctamente en frases como 'Me interesa'.

I like to say 'Me' correctly in phrases like 'Me interesa'.

esperan

[ehs-PEH-rahn]

they wait for

Third person plural of 'esperar', to wait.

Example

Ellos esperan el autobús.

They wait for the bus.

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