No. 10,946 in Spanish
diga
"Say" or "tell" (used as a command or formal subjunctive form of "decir").
In a sentence
Diga lo que quiera, siempre estaré de acuerdo.
Say whatever you want, I will always agree.
The word 'diga' is used here as the formal imperative form of the verb 'decir'. It is directed towards someone in a formal context, instructing or permitting them to speak or say something.
¿Qué me diga cuál es el siguiente paso a seguir?
Let them tell me what the next step to follow is.
In this sentence, 'diga' appears in a subjunctive form, indicating a wish or possibility concerning what someone should communicate.
Cuando diga que está listo, procederemos a salir.
When he says he is ready, we will proceed to leave.
Here, 'diga' is in its subjunctive form, indicating a dependent action conditioned upon someone's declaration.
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