How to Say ‘Is it that obvious?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tanto se nota?
TAHN-toh seh NOH-tah
[TAHN-toh seh NOH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: se nota means "it shows" or "you can tell", and it works on its own too: Se nota que te gusta "You can tell you like it". Tanto here means "that much".
Phrase Breakdown
Tanto
[TAHN-toh]
so much
Adjective of quantity.
No hagas tanto ruido.
Don't make so much noise.
se
[seh]
one (impersonal)
Impersonal 'se', meaning people in general do the action.
Aquí se habla español.
Spanish is spoken here.
nota
[NOH-tah]
shows / is noticeable
From 'notar'; with 'se' it means something is noticeable.
Se nota que estás nervioso.
It shows that you're nervous.
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