voy a extranar
I assume what you are asking is how to say, "I am going to miss you" in Spanish? If that's true, one could say:Te echo de menos / te echaré de menosorTe voy a extrañar
"usted va a perder mis besos"
Miss in spanish is Senorita
To miss is perder in Spanish.
Tu me vaz hacer mucha falta or Te voy a extranyar
going to miss/about to miss [someone] : desideraturus(masc.), desideratura (fem.)going to miss/about to miss [a target] : deerraturus(masc.), deerratura (fem.)"I am going to miss" and the like would normally be expressed by a verb in the future tense, e.g., te desiderabo, "I will miss/am going to miss you"; sagitta a scopo deerrabit, "the arrow will miss/is going to miss the target".
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It means miss as in miss brown or miss Washington
Miss you = Te extraño
The Spanish translation for "Do you miss your sister?" is "Echas de menos a tu hermana?".
This how you literally say miss female in spanish: senorita hembra However it does not make any sense. Miss is just senorita.
Me llamo Miss. Mottershead