Dígalo (en. Say it)

/ˈdiɣalo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To indicate or express something in words.

If you don’t like it, say it at once.

Si no le gusta, dígalo de una vez.

To transmit a message or an opinion.

Say it if you have something to contribute.

Dígalo si tiene algo que aportar.

To repeat or clarify a statement.

Say it again so everyone can hear it.

Dígalo nuevamente para que todos lo escuchen.

From the verb decir in Spanish, conjugated in the imperative form of the second person singular.

say it with confidence

Expression that encourages speaking without fear or doubt.

dígalo con confianza

say it to the four winds

Means that one should express something publicly.

dígalo a los cuatro vientos

if you don’t like it, say it

Indicates that if someone disagrees, they should express it.

si no le gusta, dígalo

say

To express something in words.

decir

communicate

To transmit information or messages.

comunicar

express

To demonstrate or manifest an idea or feeling.

expresar

Used to emphasize that one should be clear and direct.

Say it bluntly.

Dígalo sin rodeos.

Used in informal situations to ask for someone's opinion.

In the conversation, just say it, don’t feel pressured.

En la charla, solo dígalo, no se sienta presionado.