How to Say ‘I want to report’ in Spain Spanish
Quiero denunciar
KYEH-roh deh-noon-THYAR
[KYEH-roh deh-noon-THYAR]
💬 Usage Tip: denunciar here simply means filing a report with the police. It doesn't carry the harsh 'denounce' sense English suggests.
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain you report thefts at a comisaría "police station". Insurers usually won't pay out without the denuncia "police report" this produces.
Phrase Breakdown
Quiero
[KYEH-roh]
I want
Desire something.
Quiero descansar.
I want to rest.
denunciar
[deh-noon-THYAR]
to report (a crime)
Verb used for officially reporting a crime to the police.
Voy a denunciar el accidente.
I'm going to report the accident.
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