I am lost

This is the standard way to express being lost in Amharic.

Use 'ḍāʾiʿ' if you're male and 'ḍāʾiʿa' if you're female; it's a common phrase.

This is a common and natural way to express being lost in Bengali.

Use 'perdut' if you're male and 'perduda' if you're female.

Use 'ztratil jsem se' if you're male and 'ztratila jsem se' if you're female; it's a direct way to say you're lost.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Danish.

This is the most common way to say 'I am lost' in German; it implies you've taken a wrong turn.

This is the standard way to say 'I am lost' in Greek.

Use this phrase when you don't know where you are, whether in a city, a building, or a natural environment.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Estonian.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Basque.

This is a common and direct way to express being lost in Persian.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Finnish.

Use 'perdu' for a male speaker and 'perdue' for a female speaker; it's a common phrase when disoriented.

Similar to Spanish and Portuguese, use 'perdido' for a male speaker and 'perdida' for a female speaker.

This is a common and direct way to express being lost in Gujarati.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Hausa.

Use 'oved' if you're male and 'ovedet' if you're female; it's a standard expression.

Use 'kho gaya hoon' if you're male and 'kho gayi hoon' if you're female; it's a standard expression.

This is a straightforward and common way to express being lost in Hungarian.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Indonesian.

Use 'villtur' if you're male and 'villt' if the speaker is neutral or female.

Use 'perso' for a male speaker and 'persa' for a female speaker; it's a direct and widely understood phrase.

This is a polite way to say 'I am lost'; 'mayotta' is more casual.

This is a polite way to say 'I am lost'; 'ireosseo' is more casual.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Lithuanian.

Use 'apmaldījies' if you're male and 'apmaldījusies' if you're female.

This is a common and direct way to express being lost in Marathi.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Malay.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Dutch.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Norwegian.

Use 'guaach gaya haan' if you're male and 'guaach gayi haan' if you're female; it's a standard expression.

Use 'zgubiłem się' if you're male and 'zgubiłam się' if you're female; it's a common and natural way to express being lost.

Similar to Spanish, use 'perdido' for a male speaker and 'perdida' for a female speaker.

This is the most common and natural way to say 'I am lost' in Romanian.

Use 'zabludilsya' if you're male and 'zabludilas' if you're female; it implies you've wandered off course.

This is the most common way to say 'I am lost' in Swedish.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Swahili.

This is a common and direct way to express being lost in Tamil.

This is a common and direct way to express being lost in Telugu.

Add 'kâ' for politeness if you are a female speaker.

This is the most common and direct way to say 'I am lost' in Tagalog.

This is a common and direct way to express being lost in Turkish.

Use 'zablukav' if you're male and 'zablukala' if you're female; it's a standard expression.

Use 'gum ho gaya hoon' if you're male and 'gum ho gayi hoon' if you're female; it's a standard expression.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Vietnamese.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Yoruba.

This is the most common way to say 'I am lost' in Mandarin Chinese.

This is the most common way to say 'I am lost' in Cantonese.

This is the standard way to express being lost in Zulu.