How to Say ‘I got lost’ in Traditional Chinese
迷路了
mí lù le
[mee loo luh]
💬 Usage Tip: 迷路 already means "to lose your way", so you never add a word for "get". The 了 at the end marks that it has now happened.
Phrase Breakdown
迷路
mí lù
[mee loo]
be lost; lose one's way
A verb phrase used when you do not know where you are or how to continue.
我迷路了，找不到車站。
I'm lost and can't find the station.
了
le
[luh]
completed action particle
A particle often placed at the end of a sentence to show a change of state or completed action.
你是不是走錯了？
Did you go the wrong way?
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