Digimos (en. We say)

[diˈximos]

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates that a group of people has expressed something in words.

Yesterday we said we would go to the beach.

Ayer digimos que iríamos a la playa.

It is used to communicate information or a fact already mentioned.

In the meeting, we said that the project was approved.

En la reunión, digimos que el proyecto estaba aprobado.

It can also refer to the action of recommending or suggesting something.

In class, we said that it is important to study every day.

En la clase, digimos que es importante estudiar todos los días.

From Latin dicere, which means 'to say'.

we said yes

We express agreement with something.

digimos que sí

we said what we think

We share our opinions openly.

digimos lo que pensamos

we joked

We comment on something humorously.

dijimos en broma

to say

To express something in words.

decir

saying

Something that has been expressed or communicated.

dicho

we said

First person plural of the verb to say in simple past.

dijimos

Informal use of saying something in a close or trusted context.

In our group, we always say what we think without filters.

En nuestro grupo siempre digimos lo que pensamos sin filtros.

Referring to a significant comment in an informal chat.

When we are with friends, we say deeper things.

Cuando estamos entre amigos, digimos cosas más profundas.