Noto (en. I notice)

/ˈnoto/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A symbol in music that represents a specific pitch and duration.

In the score, each note has a different rhythmic value.

En la partitura, cada noto tiene distinto valor rítmico.

A note or jotting made to remind oneself of something.

I made a note in my notebook about the meeting topic.

Hice un noto en mi cuaderno sobre el tema de la reunión.

The word 'noto' comes from the Latin 'nota', which means 'mark' or 'sign'.

footnote

A note placed at the end of a page or document.

noto al pie

musical note

Reference to a note within a musical composition.

noto musical

voice note

An expression or written signal used in a conversational context.

noto de voz

notation

System of marks or signs to represent musical sounds.

notación

notary

Professional responsible for authenticating documents and contracts.

notario

news program

Television or radio program that presents news.

noticiero

Term used in the educational field to refer to a quick note.

I passed a note to my friend in class so he wouldn’t forget.

Le pasé un noto a mi amigo en clase para que no se le olvidara.

Informal reference to a brief message or comment on social media.

He posted a note about the event that will take place this weekend.

Publicó un noto sobre el evento que se celebrará este fin de semana.