How to Say ‘That you notice it.’ in Spain Spanish
Que lo notes.
keh loh NOH-tehs
[keh loh NOH-tehs]
💬 Usage Tip: After [Me hace ilusión que...], Spanish uses the form [notes], not [notas]. You'll see the same after expressions like [me gusta que] and [me alegra que].
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
that
Introduces a clause, often after feelings or reactions.
Me gusta Que seas tan observador.
I like that you are so observant.
lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to something previously mentioned, like a detail or style choice.
Quería que Lo vieras enseguida.
I wanted you to see it right away.
notes
[NOH-tehs]
you notice
From 'notar'; here it means 'you notice' or 'you can tell.'
Me halaga que notes los pequeños detalles.
I'm flattered that you notice the small details.
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