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July 24, 2024, 08:25 PM
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To Miss
I have heard "to miss" said as "perder" in many instances; for example:
Lamento haber perdido tu llamada. Lamento haber perdido la oportunidad. But I have also heard "perderse" used in other instances; for example: Lamento haberme perdido la fiesta. Lamento haberme perdido la conferencia. I know there are other ways to convey the verb "to miss," but if I use a form of "perder," which is the first verb that comes to my mind, when is perder used and when is perderse used? I'm already familiar with: No te lo pierdas, meaning to miss out on something, so that concept is not a problem. Explanations and examples are appreciated. 
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