How to Say ‘Letting us know today is enough.’ in Spain Spanish
Con avisar hoy basta.
kohn ah-bee-SAR oy BAHS-tah
[kohn ah-bee-SAR oy BAHS-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Con + a verb + basta means "just doing X is enough". For example, Con llamar basta "Just calling is enough".
Phrase Breakdown
Con avisar
kohn ah-bee-SAR
Just letting us know
'Con' plus an infinitive means 'just by doing'. Link the words: 'co-na-vi-SAR'.
Con avisar antes es suficiente.
Just letting us know beforehand is enough.
Words in this phrase
Con
[kohn]
(just) by
'Con' + infinitive means it's enough to do something.
Con llamar es suficiente.
Just calling is enough.
avisar
[ah-bee-SAR]
to let know / notify
Verb meaning to inform or give notice.
Tengo que avisar al jefe.
I have to let the boss know.
hoy basta.
oy BAHS-tah
today is enough.
'Basta' means 'it's enough'. 'Hoy' sounds like English 'oy'.
Con una llamada basta.
One call is enough.
Words in this phrase
hoy
[oy]
Today
Referring to the present day.
Hoy es un buen día para empezar de nuevo.
Today is a good day to start anew.
basta
[BAHS-tah]
is enough
From 'bastar', to be sufficient.
Basta con una mesa.
One table is enough.
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