dijera
/diˈxeɾa/, [d̪iˈxe.ɾa]said, say, told
Verb dijera
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First-person singular (yo) imperfect subjunctive form of decir.
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Formal second-person singular (usted) imperfect subjunctive form of decir.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) imperfect subjunctive form of decir.
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Le pidió a Lincoln que dijera unas pocas palabras.
He asked Lincoln to say a few words.
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Nada que se le dijera conseguía persuadirlo.
No words availed to persuade him.
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No puedo creer que Tom dijera que sí.
I can't believe Tom said yes.
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Tom no quería que te dijera lo de la fiesta.
Tom didn't want me to tell you about the party.
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Le aconsejó que le dijera a su novia que la amaba.
She advised him to tell his girlfriend that he loved her.
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Ella quería que él dijera que la amaba.
She wanted him to say that he loved her.
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Ella quería que él dijera que pagaría la cuenta.
She wanted him to say that he would pay the bill.
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Si te dijera lo que se me pasa por la cabeza cada vez que te veo hacer eso, pararías inmediatamente.
If I told you what goes through my head each time I see you do that, you'd quit it immediately.
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Si yo te dijera todo lo que sé, te sorprenderías.
If I were to tell you all I know, you would be amazed.
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¿Te molestaría si te dijera que he creado un negocio con mi ex?
Would it bother you if I told you that I started a business with my ex?
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