How to Say "irrelevant" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “irrelevant” is “irrelevante” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Ese detalle es irrelevante para nuestra decisión final.
That detail is irrelevant to our final decision.
No te preocupes por eso; es un tema totalmente irrelevante.
Don't worry about that; it's a completely unimportant topic.
Sus opiniones personales son irrelevantes en este juicio.
His personal opinions are insignificant in this trial.
One Form for All Genders
This word doesn't change based on whether you're talking about a man or a woman (or a masculine or feminine noun). It always ends in 'e'.
Placement After the Noun
Like most adjectives in Spanish, 'irrelevante' usually comes after the person or thing you are describing, such as 'un dato irrelevante' (an irrelevant piece of data).
Watch the Spelling
Mistake: “irrelevant”
Correction: irrelevante
Don't change the ending to 'o' or 'a'
Mistake: “La información es irrelevanta.”
Correction: La información es irrelevante. (Words ending in -e don't switch to -a for feminine things.)
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