How to Say ‘My feet hurt.’ in Spain Spanish
Me duelen los pies.
meh DWEH-len lohs PYEHS
[meh DWEH-len lohs PYEHS]
Phrase Breakdown
Me duelen
meh DWEH-len
They hurt me / My ... hurt
Plural verb for plural body parts. Say me-DUE-len.
Me duelen después de correr.
They hurt after running.
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me'; used in expressions about feelings.
Me gusta compartir tiempo con la familia.
I like spending time with family.
duelen
[DWEH-len]
hurt (they hurt)
Third-person plural of 'doler', to hurt; used with plural body parts.
Me duelen las manos.
My hands hurt.
los pies.
lohs PYEHS
the feet
'Pies' is one syllable: PIES. The 'p' has no puff of air, unlike in English.
Tengo los pies fríos.
My feet are cold.
Words in this phrase
los
[lohs]
the
Definite article used with masculine plural nouns.
Los valores de la empresa son muy claros.
The company's values are very clear.
pies
[PYEHS]
feet
Plural of 'pie', the part of the leg you stand on.
Tengo los pies fríos.
My feet are cold.
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