How to Say ‘But you didn't notify me’ in Mexican Spanish
Pero no me avisó
PEH-roh noh meh ah-bee-SOH
[PEH-roh noh meh ah-bee-SOH]
Phrase Breakdown
Pero
[PEH-roh]
but
Introduces a contrast or complaint: but.
Entiendo el tráfico, pero no acepto ese cobro.
I understand the traffic, but I do not accept that charge.
No me avisó
noh meh ah-bee-SOH
Did not let me know / did not warn me
Means the person failed to inform the speaker.
No me avisó a tiempo.
He/she didn't let me know in time.
Words in this phrase
no
[noh]
not
Negation word used before the verb to say something did not happen.
Yo no vi ningún letrero con esa tarifa.
I did not see any sign with that fare.
me
[meh]
me
Object pronoun meaning me or to me.
El taxista me pidió pagar más al final.
The taxi driver asked me to pay more at the end.
avisó
[ah-bee-SOH]
informed / notified
Formal past form meaning you informed or notified.
Si me avisó antes, yo no lo escuché.
If you informed me earlier, I did not hear it.
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