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Spanish Phrase

Te hace ahorrar datos.

/te ˈa.se a.oˈɾaɾ ˈda.tos/
Meaning"It makes you save data."
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Meaning

The sentence means ‘It makes you save data.’ It is typically used to describe a tool, app, or setting that reduces the amount of mobile or internet data you use.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you want to recommend or comment on a feature that cuts down on data consumption, such as a data‑saving mode on a phone, a browser extension, or a specific app.

Grammar Breakdown

Tehaceahorrardatos

1

Pronombre de objeto indirecto (Te)

‘Te’ replaces ‘a ti’ and indicates the person who receives the benefit of the action.

2

Verbo causativo (hace)

‘Hacer’ + infinitivo expresses that someone/something makes another do something; here ‘hace’ = ‘makes’.

3

Infinitivo después de ‘hacer’

When ‘hacer’ is used as a causative, the following verb stays in the infinitive (ahorrar).

4

Sustantivo plural (datos)

‘Datos’ refers to digital data (e.g., mobile internet) and is used in the plural when speaking about consumption.

🗨In Conversation

A

¿Conoces alguna aplicación que me ayude a no gastar tanto internet?

Do you know any app that helps me not use so much internet?

Sí, esta app te hace ahorrar datos.

Yes, this app makes you save data.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Te hace ahorrar de datos.

    The preposition ‘de’ is not used after ‘ahorrar’ in this context.

  • Te hace ahorrando datos.

    After the causative ‘hace’, the verb must stay in infinitive, not gerund.

  • Te hace el datos.

    ‘Datos’ is plural and does not need an article here.

Alternatives

  • Te ayuda a ahorrar datos.

    It helps you save data.

  • Te permite ahorrar datos.

    It allows you to save data.

  • Reduce tu consumo de datos.

    It reduces your data consumption.

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Cultural Tip

In many Spanish‑speaking countries, ‘ahorrar datos’ is the standard way to talk about conserving mobile data. The causative construction ‘te hace ahorrar…’ sounds a bit more formal; native speakers more often say ‘te ayuda a ahorrar…’ or simply ‘ahorra datos’. Keep the pronoun ‘te’ close to the verb for natural flow.