Decirme (en. Tell me)

/deˈsiɾ.me/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
Indicates the action of communicating something to someone.
I want you to tell me the truth, don't leave me without telling it.
Quiero que me digas la verdad, no me dejes sin decírmelo.
Used to express wishes or requests.
If you have something important to say, please tell me.
Si tienes algo importante que decir, por favor decírmelo.
It is used in constructions where it is necessary to emphasize communication.
I would like you to tell me clearly what you think, without reservations.
Me gustaría que me decieras claramente lo que piensas, sin tapujos.

Etymology

It derives from the verb 'decir', which comes from the Latin 'dicere'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

tell me something in my ear
Communicate a secret to me in a low voice.
decirme algo al oído
tell me things straight
Speak to me directly and without beating around the bush.
decirme las cosas de frente
tell me the truth
Communicate the reality to me without hiding information.
decirme la verdad

Related Words

say
Verb that means to communicate or express something.
decir
said
Nominal form that refers to something that has been said.
dicho
decision
The act of making a determination about a matter.
decisión

Slang Meanings

Doing a favor by communicating information
If you see me, tell me if there are any updates in the group.
Si me ves, decíme si hay novedades en el grupo.
Asking someone to speak directly
Don't stay silent, just tell me what you think.
No te quedes callado, solo decime lo que piensas.