What about that word now? "Advertir"
I always wondered how to translate "faire remarquer" from french or "to remark that" (sthg, to sb) from english, in spanish.
Would "Advertir" do the job?
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Where I come from, "advertir" is more like "to give a warning". I think either "hacer notar" or "destacar" feels more natural.
Ejemplo/Example: "Quisiera destacar que esto nunca antes había sucedido."
"Notar", "hacer notar" or even "remarcar" are better translations than "advertir".
answered Aug 24, 2012 at 9:23
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How can you use "remarcar" in this context? "Les hago remarcar que ..." ?– SebasAug 24, 2012 at 13:03
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Like any other verb: "Les remarco que..." or "me gustaría remarcar/remarcarles" in a formal context. Aug 24, 2012 at 14:31
The word "advertir" translates most closely to "to warn." "Notar" or "mencionar" would be my preference.
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