How to Say ‘That you notice it.’ in Mexican Spanish
Que lo notes.
keh loh NOH-tehs
[keh loh NOH-tehs]
💬 Usage Tip: After expressions like [me da gusto que...], Spanish usually uses the form [notes], not [notas]. You'll see the same pattern in [me alegra que vengas].
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
that
A linking word introducing what someone notices or realizes.
Me alegra "Que" entiendas el cumplido.
I'm glad "that" you understand the compliment.
lo
[loh]
it
A direct object pronoun meaning "it," referring to something already mentioned.
Me gusta "lo" sencillo de tu estilo.
I like "it," the simplicity of your style.
notes
[NOH-tehs]
you notice
From the verb "notar"; used to say someone notices or recognizes something.
Qué bueno que "notes" el detalle en mis palabras.
How nice that "you notice" the detail in my words.
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