How to Say ‘I wanted to mention to you’ in Spain Spanish
Quería comentarles
keh-REE-ah koh-men-TAR-les
[keh-REE-ah koh-men-TAR-les]
💬 Usage Tip: Quería literally means "I wanted", but Spaniards use it to make a request sound softer, like "I'd like". The same move works when ordering: Quería una mesa para dos "I'd like a table for two".
Phrase Breakdown
Quería
[keh-REE-ah]
I wanted
Imperfect tense of 'querer'; often softens requests and sounds polite in messages.
Quería agradecerte el tiempo que me dedicaste ayer.
I wanted to thank you for the time you gave me yesterday.
comentarles
[koh-men-TAR-les]
to mention to you (plural/formal)
Infinitive 'comentar' (to mention, comment) plus the pronoun 'les' (to you all).
Tengo que comentarles algo importante.
I have to mention something important to you.
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