How to Say ‘While I search for’ in Spain Spanish
Mientras busco
MEE-ehn-trahs BOOS-koh
[MEE-ehn-trahs BOOS-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: Mientras means "while," and busco means "I look for" or "I search for." In English this is often translated more naturally as "while I find/get your package," but the Spanish verb is still buscar.
Phrase Breakdown
Mientras
[MEE-ehn-trahs]
While
During the time that something else is happening.
Mientras estudias, yo cocino.
While you study, I cook.
busco
[BOOS-koh]
I look for
To search for something.
Busco mis llaves por la casa.
I look for my keys around the house.
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