Spanish phrase
Me mareo.
Meaning
I'm dizzy.
When to use it
States that the speaker feels dizzy. Used to tell someone they feel unwell and often prompts offers of help or to sit down and breathe.
Example dialogue
Me mareo, ¿puedes ayudarme?
I'm dizzy, can you help me?
Claro, siéntate un momento y respira hondo.
Of course, sit down for a moment and take a deep breath.