Trust me, no one needs to know.
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Hazme caso, nadie necesita saber. Is this right? Gracias. I wish we had some 5 o'clock people that answered questions in the middle of the night.
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updated ABR 25, 2010
posted by jeezzle
Hazme caso means "pay attention to me." - --Mariana--, ABR 25, 2010
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Jeezle, the others are right. Hazme caso does not work here.
The most common way to say this is, Créeme. Nadie tiene que saber.
updated ABR 25, 2010
posted by 005faa61
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Confiame , nadie necesita saberlo. 
updated ABR 25, 2010
posted by culé
You dont like hazme caso for trust me, what does it mean then? - jeezzle, ABR 25, 2010
Esta respuesta no es correcta jeezz :)... "confía en mi..." - Benz, ABR 25, 2010
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You dont like hazme caso for trust me, what does it mean then?
See thread: hacer caso
updated ABR 25, 2010
posted by alba3
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In Argentina we would say: "Haceme caso...", which is absolutly normal. "Hazme caso" sounds weird to me. julian's suggestion is a good choice... "Créeme... ", and "Confía en mi... " sounds good too
updated ABR 25, 2010
posted by Benz
