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    Oíase (en. Was heard)

    /oiˈase/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Imperative form of the verb 'oír' used in the second person singular.
    Oíase what the speaker says!
    ¡Oíase lo que dice el orador!
    Used to indicate that someone should listen carefully.
    Oíase well, this is important.
    Oíase bien, esto es importante.
    Expression that invites attention to what is going to be stated.
    Oíase this message carefully.
    Oíase con atención este mensaje.

    Etymology

    Derived from the verb 'oír', which comes from the Latin 'audīre'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Oíase, please
    Invitation to listen carefully.
    Oíase, por favor
    Oíase and reflect
    Call to listen and think about what is being said.
    Oíase y reflexione
    Oíase this
    Phrase used to capture attention before an announcement.
    Oíase esto

    Related Words

    oír
    Perceiving sounds through the auditory sense.
    oír
    escuchar
    Paying attention to what is heard.
    escuchar
    sonido
    Vibration perceived by the sense of hearing.
    sonido

    Slang Meanings

    Expression used to draw someone's attention in an informal conversation.
    Oíase, because this is of great importance.
    Oíase, que esto es de gran importancia.
    Colloquial way of reminding someone to pay attention.
    Oíase grandma, she always has good stories.
    Oíase a la abuela, siempre tiene buenas historias.