Spanish Sentences using digas
The Sentence Maker allows you to enter a word or phrase in the text box below and
retrieve translated sentence pairs (English and Spanish) containing that word/phrase. This tool is great for seeing how words
are used in a natural context. more...
Listed below are some of the most common sentences viewed on this site:
Basta con que tú me lo digas.
Enough with what you tell me.
Prefiero que me digas la verdad.
I prefer you to tell me the truth.
Es interesante que digas eso.
It is interesting that you say that.
Basta que le digas la verdad, no tienes que mentirle.
Just tell him the truth, you don't have to lie to him.
Basta que lo digas y lo hacemos.
Just tell us and we will do it.
Juan, quiero que me digas a qué hora van a ir ustedes a la playa.
John, I want you to tell me what time you all are going to go to the beach.
La educación se espera que digas "de nada" cuando uno te dice "gracias".
Good manners would expect you to say 'de nada' when someone tells you "gracias".
No me digas adiós, sino hasta pronto.
Don't say bye, but rather see you soon!
Es preciso que le digas lo que vas a hacer.
It is necessary that you tell him what you are going to do.
Será mejor que no digas nada indebido.
It would be better if you didn't say anything inappropriate.
Como le digas eso, vas a ver.
If you tell him that, you'll see.
Yo quiero que le digas a Juan que María va a ir a la playa con nosotros.
I don't want you to tell John that Mary is going to go to the beach with us.
No le digas a Juan que María va a ir a la playa con nosotros.
Don't tell John that Mary is going to go to the beach with us.
Quiero que les digas que vamos a ir a las tres.
I want you to tell them that we are going to go at three o'clock.
Juan, quiero que les digas a los muchachos que vamos a ir a la playa a las tres.
John, I want you to tell the boys that we are going to go to the beach at three o'clock.
Aunque digas la verdad, la gente ya no te creerá.
Even if you tell the truth, people will not believe you.
No hace falta que me lo digas dos veces.
It's not necessary that you tell me twice.
¿Te creerán ellas cuando les digas que estabas enferma?
Will they believe you when you tell them you were sick.
No le digas tonterías a tu hermana.
Don't say stupid comments to your sister.
Las iniciativas que en él figuran son digas de encomio.
The initiatives it contains are commendable.
Creo que lo que hoy nos ha dicho aquí Louis Michel era explícito: háblame cariño, te escucho, pero me da igual lo que digas.
I think Louis Michel's speech to us today was quite explicit: talk to me honey, talk to me, I'm listening, but I couldn't care less.
Señor Presidente, me adhiero plenamente a lo dicho y te agradezco, Constanze Krehl, que seas por fin tan valiente y digas estas cosas con tal claridad.
Mr President, to follow on seamlessly, may I thank you, Constanze Krehl, for finally being so courageous and for saying these things so clearly.
This page is powered by the Spanish Sentences Builder
Listed below are some of the most common sentences viewed on this site:
- Spanish sentences using cerrar
- Spanish sentences using comer
- Spanish sentences using contener
- Spanish sentences using decirse
- Spanish sentences using estar
- Spanish sentences using formar
- Spanish sentences using mudarse
- Spanish sentences using pedir
- Spanish sentences using perder
- Spanish sentences using pintarse
- Spanish sentences using regresar
- Spanish sentences using salir
- Spanish sentences using tener
- Spanish sentences using tomar
- Spanish sentences using venir
Popular Phrase: prefer spanish conjugation | Time in Spanish | Conjugated Verb: advertir - to notice, observe, advise, warn [ click for full conjugation ]