How to Say ‘Did not tell me / did not notify me’ in Mexican Spanish
No me avisó
noh meh ah-bee-SOH
[noh meh ah-bee-SOH]
💬 Usage Tip: In [avisó], the [ó] shows it means "you/he/she told" in one completed moment. Compare [avisa] = "tell me / tells" and [avisó] = "told."
Phrase Breakdown
No
[noh]
no / not
Basic negation word used to deny or reject something.
No acepté ese cargo extra.
I did not accept that extra charge.
me
[meh]
me
Object pronoun meaning to me or me, as in someone did something to me.
El conductor me explicó la ruta después.
The driver explained the route to me afterward.
avisó
[ah-bee-SOH]
informed / told me
Past formal form of avisar, meaning you informed or notified someone.
Usted avisó muy tarde sobre el costo adicional.
You informed me too late about the additional cost.
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