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How do you say "i lost my phone" in Spanish?
Perdí el móvil
In Spanish, "i lost my phone" is Perdí el móvil.
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Pronunciation
Say 'Perdí el móvil' by keeping the vowels short and pure, tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue, and remember the accent mark shows exactly which syllable carries the stress.
Grammar notes
Perdí el móvil is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i lost my phone
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How to remember Perdí el móvil
Say 'Perdí el móvil' as if you genuinely needed it for i lost my phone right now, giving the words a sense of urgency that helps them stick.
Related words
- help me Ayúdame
- call the police Llama a la policía
- call a doctor Llama a un médico
- i need a hospital Necesito un hospital
- im allergic to Soy alérgico a
- i lost my way Me perdí
- i lost my wallet He perdido la cartera
- theres been an accident Ha habido un accidente
- im hurt Estoy herido
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Questions about Perdí el móvil
How do you pronounce Perdí el móvil?
Say 'Perdí el móvil' by keeping the vowels short and pure, tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue, and remember the accent mark shows exactly which syllable carries the stress.
Is Perdí el móvil formal or casual?
Perdí el móvil is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Perdí el móvil used in Spanish?
Perdí el móvil is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i lost my phone).
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