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So... I tried looking it up, but I couldn't find anything. I want to say "I don't trust you", so do I say "no confianza tu'" Or if I wanted to say "I don't trust it" do I say "no lo confianza"?

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updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by rachel2

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Sonny said:

Ooh, thanks, that's cool, So... could you also use the reflexive fiarse? Something like "no me fías'" to say I don't trust you?

Hi sonny
Please see Heidita´s reply above. I don´t trust you is No me fío de ti, and not "no me fías" which would translate to something like "you do not entrust me"

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by Eddy
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You can also say: "no te tengo confianza"

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by Noralia
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Sonny said:

Ooh, thanks, that's cool,So... could you also use the reflexive fiarse? Something like "no me fías'" to say I don't trust you?

No me fío de ti.

fiar also means: to sell on credit

No me fíes: dont' sell/give me anything on credit

We see this often in bars here in MAdrid. "en este bar no se fía"

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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ray said:

just another suggestion; "No tengo confianza de ti" '''''''''''''''''''?

That is correct, RAy.

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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just another suggestion; "No tengo confianza de ti" ''''''''''''''''''''

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by ray
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Ooh, thanks, that's cool,

So... could you also use the reflexive fiarse? Something like "no me fías'" to say I don't trust you'

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by rachel2
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confiar=fiarse de

Have you discovered our double click function yet? Just try it out on these words.

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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Thank you! : )

One more thing,.. what's the difference between confío and fío'

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by rachel2
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Hi sony, you need to use the verb "confiar", confianza is the noun

I don't trust you: No confío en ti. No me fío de ti.

updated Nov 13, 2008
posted by 00494d19