How to Say ‘Has not been requested’ in Spain Spanish
No se ha solicitado
noh se ah soh-lee-see-tah-doh
[noh se ah soh-lee-see-tah-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: This se is part of an impersonal/passive-style wording often used in formal news or legal Spanish: No se ha solicitado = "it has not been requested." You'll also see the same pattern in Se ha decidido = "it has been decided."
Phrase Breakdown
No
[noh]
No
Used to give a negative response.
No quiero ir.
I don't want to go.
se
[se]
has
Third person singular present of 'have'.
Él ha venido.
He has come.
ha
[ah]
been
Past participle of 'to be'.
Ha estado aquí.
He has been here.
solicitado
[soh-lee-see-tah-doh]
requested
Asked for formally or politely.
Hemos solicitado ayuda.
We have requested help.
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