Yo digo la verdad aunque sea difícil.
I tell the truth even when it is difficult.
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decir means “to say” or “to tell,” and it is one of the most common irregular verbs in everyday Spanish. This bundle practices its present, past, future, perfect, conditional, imperative, and subjunctive forms across different persons in natural sentences.
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I tell the truth even when it is difficult.
Do you always say what you think?
She says that she needs more time.
We do not say anything during the movie.
Do you say the answer out loud?
You say very interesting things in class.
Yesterday I said something important in the meeting.
Did you tell the driver the correct time?
The doctor said that everything was fine.
We said thank you before leaving.
You told the news very calmly.
They said that they would come back later.
When I was young, I used to say yes to almost everything.
Before, you used to say that word in a different way.
Tomorrow I will state my opinion more clearly.
Will you tell the truth if they ask you?
We will announce the result at the end of the day.
They will say the same thing if they hear the full story.
I have already said everything I wanted to say.
Have you said your names when entering?
They had said that the road was safe.
I would say that this option is the simplest.
Say your name slowly, please.
It is better that you tell the truth from the beginning.