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How do you say "im hurt" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Me duele
In Spanish (Latin America), "im hurt" is Me duele.
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Pronunciation
Say "Me duele" like ME DUE-le — the capitalized part gets the stress, and remember Latin American speakers pronounce every c and z as a soft s, never like "th".
Grammar notes
Me duele is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
im hurt
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How to remember Me duele
Split "Me duele" into small chunks and hum them while thinking of "im hurt" — rhythm sticks better than raw memorizing.
Related words
- help me Ayúdame
- call the police Llama a la policía
- call a doctor Llama a un doctor
- i need a hospital Necesito un hospital
- im allergic to Soy alérgico a
- i lost my way Me perdí
- i lost my wallet Perdí mi cartera
- i lost my phone Perdí mi teléfono
- theres been an accident Ha habido un accidente
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Questions about Me duele
How do you pronounce Me duele?
Say "Me duele" like ME DUE-le — the capitalized part gets the stress, and remember Latin American speakers pronounce every c and z as a soft s, never like "th".
Is Me duele formal or casual?
Me duele is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Me duele used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Me duele is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (im hurt).
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"Im hurt" in other languages
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