RESPECTAR | respectar
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RESPECTAR | respectar

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Could you help me out with respetar vs respectar?
The easiest way is by the “C”.
Respetar means “to respect (someone/something)”… as in “to treat someone or something with el respeto”. El respeto is the word for “respect” as in “humane treatment”.
When it comes to respectar it means “to concern”. So that’s why I say “by the C”; respectar = “concern”. It’s connected to respectivo/a meaning “corresponding” or “with regards to”
The other way is that respectar is less common than respetar ..in fact, you’ll usually see respectar as…
Con respecto a… = Concerning… / Regarding…
Respecto a… = Concerning… / Regarding…
Meanwhile, respetar is related to el respeto, respetable “respectable”… and so on, and it usually takes the particle a
Debes repetar a las mujeres. - You should respect women.
Te respeto. - I respect you.
Respectar is also commonly one to take the particle a but with the “C” it means “concerning”… or “affecting”.
En/Por lo que respecta a los derechos humanos… - In terms of human rights… / Concerning human rights…
Generally, respectar as a verb is much rarer than respetar. So just watch out for the “C”.