dice
/ˈdiθe/, [ˈd̪i.θe]he says, says
Verb dice
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Formal second-person singular (usted) present indicative form of decir.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of decir.
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Dice que le gustan las flores.
He says he likes flowers.
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Es lo que dice todo el mundo.
It is what everybody says.
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Deberías prestar más atención a lo que dice.
You should pay more attention to what he says.
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Se dice que estas inundaciones tienen alguna relación con la presencia de un dios en la zona.
It's said that these floods are related to the presence of a god in the area.
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Lo que Tom dice tiene sentido.
What Tom says makes sense.
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Se dice que el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre.
It is said that the dog is man's best friend.
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Mi abuelo es lo que se dice un hombre hecho a si mismo.
His grandfather is what is called a self-made man.
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Se dice a menudo que el japonés es un lenguaje difícil de aprender.
Japanese is often said to be a difficult language to learn.
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Tom dice que ya no puede ignorar más el comportamiento de Mary.
Tom says he can't ignore Mary's behavior any longer.
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No me importa lo que dice el médico. ¡Voy a comer lo que quiera!
I don't care what the doctor says. I'm going to eat whatever I want.
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