Digan (en. Say)

/diˈɡan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates an action of communicating information or expressing something.

I hope they say the truth at the meeting.

Espero que digan la verdad en la reunión.

It is used to express a desire about what others should say.

I want them to say how they feel.

Quiero que digan cómo se sienten.

It is used in contexts where others are required to make a statement.

If they say their opinion, we can make a better decision.

Si ellos digan su opinión, podremos tomar una mejor decisión.

From the Latin verb 'dicere'.

let them say what they want

Expression indicating that free expression is allowed even if opinions differ.

que digan lo que quieran

say what they say

Phrase used to introduce an opinion that may be contrary to what others think.

digan lo que digan

say

To communicate information or an opinion.

decir

said

Expression or phrase that has been said.

dicho

speaker

Person who says or expresses something.

decidor

Speak without a filter

Sometimes, when in a group, they say what they think, without fear.

A veces, cuando están en grupo, digan lo que piensan, sin miedo.

Give a strong opinion

In the meeting, everyone say what they think, hold nothing back.

En la junta, todos digan lo que piensan, no se guardan nada.