Diríamos (en. We would say)
/diˈɾi.a.mos/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To express or communicate an idea, opinion, or information.
If we had time, we would tell you what we think.
Si tuviéramos tiempo, te diríamos lo que pensamos.
To indicate or point out something verbally.
We would say the weather will be pleasant tomorrow.
Diríamos que el clima será agradable mañana.
To suggest or propose an action.
We would say that everyone should contribute to the cause.
Diríamos que cada uno contribuya a la causa.
Etymology
It derives from the verb 'decir', which comes from the Latin 'dicere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
we would say yes
Expression that indicates acceptance or affirmation.
diríamos que sí
we would say in general
It is used to speak non-specifically about a topic.
diríamos de forma general
Related Words
to say
To verbally express a thought or information.
decir
comment
Observation or reflection on a specific topic.
comentario
Slang Meanings
To say something informally or colloquially.
In that group, we would say anything without thinking too much.
En ese grupo, diríamos cualquier cosa sin pensar demasiado.
To use 'we would say' as a rhetorical form to emphasize a point.
We would say it is the best that can be done in this situation.
Diríamos que es lo mejor que puede hacerse en esta situación.