Spanish phrase
Se me pinchó ~.
Meaning
My ___ has a puncture.
When to use it
Says a speaker's item has a puncture. Commonly used for tires or inner tubes when stranded and often signals a request for assistance.
Example dialogue
Se me pinchó la rueda de la bicicleta.
My bike tire has a puncture.
¿Dónde estás? Puedo acercarme ahora.
Where are you? I can come over now.