Digámoslo (en. Let's say it)

/diˈɣa.mos.lo/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Form of the verb 'decir' in the first person plural of the subjunctive mood.

If there's something we want to clarify, let's say it now.

Si hay algo que queremos aclarar, digámoslo ya.

Invitation to express an idea or a feeling.

If you don't like it, let's say it openly.

Si no te gusta, digámoslo abiertamente.

Proposal to talk about a specific topic.

In the meeting, let's say it straightforwardly.

En la reunión, digámoslo sin rodeos.

Compound form of the verb 'decir' in the subjunctive with the particle 'lo' indicating a direct object.

Let's be clear about it

To express something directly and without ambiguity.

digámoslo claro

Let's put it this way

To introduce a clarification or a way of presenting an idea.

digámoslo así

If we don't say it, they won't know it

To invite someone to express what they think or feel.

si no lo decimos, no lo sabrán

to say

To express something in words.

decir

to explain

To clarify or make something clear.

explicar

to manifest

To let an idea or feeling be known or visible.

manifestar

Expression used for people to be sincere.

When it comes to feelings, let's say it once and for all.

Cuando se trata de sentimientos, digámoslo de una vez.

A way to address a sensitive topic without evasions.

Let's be clear, let's say it now.

Hablemos claro, digámoslo ya.