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dices

/ˈdiθes/, [ˈd̪i.θes]

say, you say

Examples

  • Sé que dices la verdad.

    I know you're telling the truth.

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  • Lo que dices no tiene sentido.

    What you are saying does not make sense.

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  • Lo que dices es absolutamente incorrecto.

    What you are saying is absolutely wrong.

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  • ¡Si le dices eso a tu madre te va a matar!

    If you say that to your mother, she'll kill you!

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  • Estoy de acuerdo con lo que dices hasta cierto punto.

    I agree with what you say to some extent.

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  • ¿Me dices cómo se llega a tu casa?

    Will you tell me how to get to your house?

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  • ¿Qué dices de cenar juntos afuera?

    What do you say to dining out together?

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  • ¿Por qué no me dices cómo hacer esto?

    Why don't you tell me how to do this?

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  • ¿Dices que tú escribiste este libro?

    You're saying you wrote this book?

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  • Dices "ídem", y eso no es lo mismo que "te quiero".

    You say "ditto", and that's not the same as "I love you".

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  • Ten cuidado con lo que dices porque se molesta muy fácilmente.

    Be careful of what you say, for he's easily annoyed.

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  • ¿Lo dices porque tienes miedo?

    Do you say that because you're afraid?

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  • ¿Por qué no me dices qué ocurrió?

    Why don't you tell me what happened?

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  • Asumo que me lo dices ahora porque dedujiste que lo averiguaría de cualquier forma.

    I assume you're telling me now because you figured I'd find out anyway.

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  • Si lo que tú dices es verdad, lo natural es que él tenga una coartada.

    If what you say is true, it follows that he has an alibi.

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  • Normalmente, lo que dices es verdad.

    What you say is usually true.

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  • Tú nunca dices que me amas.

    You never say that you love me.

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  • Lo que dices no está relacionado con nuestro problema.

    What you say does not bear on our problem.

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  • Lo que dices es interesante, pero apenas tiene relación con tema en cuestión.

    What you're saying is interesting but hardly germane to the topic at hand.

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  • Ten cuidado con lo que dices, Andrea; las paredes tienen oídos.

    Be careful what you say, Andrea; the walls have ears.

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