How to Say ‘That way there's a record’ in Spain Spanish
Así queda constancia
ah-see KEH-dah kohns-TAHN-syah
[ah-see KEH-dah kohns-TAHN-syah]
💬 Usage Tip: quedar here means "to remain": constancia "written proof" remains. It's a set phrase for leaving a paper trail: para que quede constancia "for the record".
Phrase Breakdown
Así
[ah-see]
so
Used to indicate a consequence or a result.
Está lloviendo, así que no saldremos.
It's raining, so we won't go out.
queda
[KEH-dah]
is left / ends up
From 'quedarse': to remain or end up in a condition.
La tienda se queda vacía.
The shop is left empty.
constancia
[kohns-TAHN-syah]
record, proof
Written evidence; 'queda constancia' means there's a record.
Quiero una constancia escrita.
I want written proof.
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