extraviado, perdido, ausente = missing (absent, not there, lost)
faltar = to be missing, whence 'faltando', 'que falta'
echando de menos; extranando* = missing (yearning for)
errando = missing (e.g. a target)
*tilde, the little wave, on the first 'n'
The word missing in spanish is desaparecido hope that helped!
Estoy extrañando a alguien.
We're missing ....... or we're short of ........
This doesn't make any grammatical sense in spanish, so I think you're missing some words, but it means "how are you" and "no more pants".
"te extraño" literally "I miss you". If you wanted to literally say "I am missing you" as in "I miss you" but just sounding different, say "Estoy extrañandote". If you want to say you're literally missing someone as in you're physically lacking them, say "te falto" literally "I lack you"
The word missing in spanish is desaparecido hope that helped!
Me falta un perro is the best way to say "I am missing a dog" in Spanish.
te extraño for I miss you extrañandote for I am missing you
He faltado.
Que hace falta?
Le echo de menos
perdi algo
Extraño a mi esposa
MIA in Spanish stands for "missing in action," which means the person is absent or missing without explanation or contact. It is often used informally to indicate someone's absence or lack of communication.
Estoy extrañando a alguien.
ausencia de mi ciudadano
We're missing ....... or we're short of ........