How to Say ‘They don't want us to know.’ in Mexican Spanish
No quieren que nos enteremos.
noh ˈkyen-nen keh nos en-te-ˈre-mos
[noh ˈkyen-nen keh nos en-te-ˈre-mos]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Enterarse' is a reflexive verb meaning 'to find out', very useful in keeping secrets.
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Phrase Breakdown
No
[noh]
No
Used to indicate negation or denial.
No me gusta.
I don't like it.
quieren
[ˈkyen-nen]
want
Desire for something to happen.
Quieren salir.
They want to go out.
que
[keh]
that
Used to introduce a clause.
Que vengas pronto.
That you come soon.
nos
[nos]
us
Refers to the speaker and others.
Nos vieron en la calle.
They saw us on the street.
enteremos
[en-te-ˈre-mos]
find out
To learn or become aware of something.
Queremos enterarnos del plan.
We want to find out the plan.
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