How to Say ‘I'm just looking’ in Spain Spanish
Solo estoy mirando
SOH-loh ehs-TOY mee-RAHN-doh
[SOH-loh ehs-TOY mee-RAHN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Estoy plus an -ando/-iendo word describes what you're doing right now. Swap the verb: solo estoy esperando "I'm just waiting".
Phrase Breakdown
Solo
[SOH-loh]
just, only
Adverb meaning 'only' or 'just'.
Solo quiero un café.
I just want a coffee.
estoy
[ehs-TOY]
I am (temporary state)
From “estar,” used for feelings and states. “Estoy…” introduces how you feel right now.
Estoy triste, pero se lo digo a Jesús en oración: Estoy buscando consuelo.
I’m sad, but I tell Jesus in prayer: I am seeking comfort.
mirando
[mee-RAHN-doh]
watching / looking at
Gerund of mirar; describes an action in progress.
Estamos Mirando la tele desde las ocho.
We are watching TV since eight o’clock.
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