No. 10,933 in Spanish
dices
"Dice" means "you say" or "you tell" (second-person singular present tense of "decir").
In a sentence
¿Qué dices sobre la película?
What do you say about the movie?
The word 'dices' is used in its second person singular present indicative form to ask for someone's opinion.
Cada vez que dices algo, me sorprendes.
Every time you say something, you surprise me.
Here, 'dices' implies the action of speaking performed by the person being addressed.
Si dices la verdad, te creeré.
If you tell the truth, I will believe you.
In this sentence, 'dices' is used to express a conditional action, as part of the if-clause.
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