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No. 6,914 in Spanish

digamos

"Digamos" means "let’s say" or "we could say."

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  • Digamos la verdad en todas las situaciones.

    Let's tell the truth in all situations.

    Here, 'digamos' is used as a first-person plural imperative verb, meaning 'Let's say' or 'Let us say.' It is used to express an action that the speaker suggests for the group to perform.

  • Es un panorama difícil, digamos, pero no imposible de mejorar.

    It's a difficult scenario, let's say, but not impossible to improve.

    In this case, 'digamos' functions as an interjection equivalent to 'let's say' in English, used to frame an approximate estimation or assumption.

  • El profesor nos pidió que digamos ejemplos en clase.

    The teacher asked us to provide examples in class.

    Here, 'digamos' is the subjunctive form of the verb 'decir,' used in a subordinate clause to reflect indirect speech or a request.

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