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    Dígase (en. Tell yourself)

    /ˈdiɣase/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Used to express the action of communicating something verbally.
    It is important that what is felt is said.
    Es importante que se dígase lo que se siente.
    Formal way of giving instructions or informing.
    If necessary things are said, everything will be clear.
    Si se dígase lo necesario, todo quedará claro.
    Term used in legal or formal contexts.
    Say in the hearing that the witness will not appear.
    Dígase en la audiencia que el testigo no comparecerá.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'dicere', meaning 'to say'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    say what needs to be said
    expression that indicates that whatever the opinion, it should be respected.
    dígase lo que se díga
    say it aloud
    your directive to express something clearly.
    dígase en voz alta
    say the same thing
    means that something previously mentioned is being repeated.
    dígase lo mismo

    Related Words

    say
    Expressing in words something that is thought or felt.
    decir
    message
    Informing someone about something, usually in written or verbal form.
    mensaje
    communication
    The act of transmitting information.
    comunicación

    Slang Meanings

    Saying things directly.
    It’s better if you say it bluntly.
    Es mejor que lo dígas sin rodeos.
    Speaking clearly and without ambiguity.
    When it comes to business, say what has to be said.
    Cuando se trata de negocios, dígase lo que se tiene que decir.