How to Say ‘You made disappear’ in Spain Spanish
Hiciste desaparecer
ee-see-steh deh-sah-pah-reh-sehr
[ee-see-steh deh-sah-pah-reh-sehr]
💬 Usage Tip: With hacer + infinitive, Spanish often says someone "makes" an action happen: hiciste desaparecer = "you made disappear." Same pattern: me hiciste reír = "you made me laugh."
Phrase Breakdown
Hiciste
[ee-see-steh]
you made
Refers to an action completed by the person addressed.
Hiciste un pastel.
You made a cake.
desaparecer
[deh-sah-pah-reh-sehr]
disappear
Causing to vanish or become invisible.
Haces desaparecer la tristeza.
You make sadness disappear.
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