echo

/ˈet͡ʃo/, [ˈe.t͡ʃo]

echo, threw out


Verb echo

  1. First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of echar.

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Examples
  • Yo le echo crema a mi café.

    I put cream in my coffee.

  • Te echo de menos.

    I miss you.

  • Echo de menos a mi familia y a mi patria.

    I miss my family and my country.

  • Recuerda que te quiero y que te echo de menos.

    Remember that I love you and miss you.

  • Te echo tanto de menos.

    I miss you so much.

  • No me echo atrás.

    I'm not backing out.

  • Cuando no estás aquí, te echo de menos.

    I miss you when you're not here.

  • Yo no le echo azúcar al café.

    I don't have sugar with my coffee.

  • Te echo mucho de menos.

    I miss you badly.

  • Es la primera vez que le echo ají al pan.

    This is the first time I've ever spread chili on bread.

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