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The The girls will get angry if Juan tells lies.
He says that the bullfights are a fabulous spectacle.
Mom says that I must do homework as soon as I get home.
Mr. García says that the bonds are worth $500,000.
The newspaper says that it is going to be cold tomorrow.
The newspaper says that tomorrow it going to be snowy.
Mom says that she is going to give me a pill now.
Mr. García says that Juan will have to work in the office tomorrow.
The teacher says that we have to learn the words for the test.
The governor, whose party lost the election, says that he is going to retire.
Aside from the pain, you say you're suffering from heartburn.
The young lady says that we can find shirts on the second floor.
Yo me voy a poner molesto si Juan dice mentiras.
I am going to get angry if John tells lies.
Tú te vas a poner molesto si Juan dice mentiras.
You are going to get angry if John tells lies.
María se va a poner molesta si Juan dice mentiras.
Mary is going to get angry if John tells lies.
Nosotros nos vamos a poner molestos si Juan dice mentiras.
We are going to get angry if John tells lies.
Esto dice que usted tiene un pago atrasado.
This says you have a delinquent payment.
Las muchachas se van a poner molestas si Juan dice mentiras.
The girls are going to get angry if John tells lies.
Juan dice que le gusta nadar.
John says that he likes to swim.
Juan dice que a él le duelen los pies.
John says that his feet hurt.
Juan dice que él me va a ayudar.
John says that he is going to help me.
Yo entiendo lo que dice el doctor.
I understand what the doctor says.
María dice que a ti no te apetece el pulpo.
Mary says that you're not really fond of octopus.
El dice que me va a ayudar. (El dice que va a ayudarme.)
He says that he is going to help me.
María dice que Juan está enfermo.
Mary says that John is sick.
El dice que irá.
He says he will go.
María dice que ella me va a dar el dinero.
Mary says that she is going to give me the money.
Ella dice que ella me lo va a dar.
She says that she is going to give it to me.
La policía dice que esas joyas son muy valiosas.
The police say that those jewels are very valuable.
Se dice que esas joyas son muy valiosas.
It is said that those jewels are very valuable.
María dice que ella va a hacer la tarea esta tarde.
Mary says that she is going to do the homework this afternoon.
María dice que los muchachos la rompieron.
Mary says that the boys broke it.
(Yo) creo lo que dice
I believe what he says
La enfermera dice que me va a dar dos pastillas.
The nurse says that she is going to give me two pills.
María dice que los muchachos traen los boletos.
Mary says that the boys are bringing the tickets.
Juan dice que él tiene hambre.
John says that he is hungry.
El guía dice que vamos a viajar a Sevilla.
The guide says that we are going to travel to Sevilla.
María dice que ella lo conoce.
Mary says that she knows him.
Carmen dice que ella va a estudiar.
Carmen says that she is going to study.
María dice que le dolió la pierna.
Mary says that her leg hurt.
¿Entiendes lo que dice el presidente?
Do you understand what the president is saying?
No entiendo lo que Pedro dice.
I don't understand what Peter is saying.
El doctor dice que yo tengo que abrir la boca.
The doctor says that I have to open my mouth.
El doctor dice que él quiere ver mi lengua.
The doctor says that he wants to see my tongue.
María dice que Juan estudia en la biblioteca.
Mary says that John is studying in the library.
María dice que ella te conoce.
Mary says that she knows you.
María dice que ella conoce al hermano de Juan.
Mary says that she knows John's brother.
María dice que a ella le duele la cabeza.
Mary says that her head is hurting.
No dice «deberá».
It does not say 'shall'.
Se dice querer protegerlos.
We say that we want to protect human rights.
¡Eso lo dice todo!
That just goes to show!
Sobre Estrasburgo no dice nada.
It says nothing about Strasbourg.
No avanzará más, según dice.
It will go no further, it says.
En inglés dice así:
In English, it is worded as follows:
¿Qué dice este documento?
What does this document say?
¿Qué dice la gente?
What do the people say?
¿Qué dice usted a esto?
What is your response to this?
Dice esto el Ministro.
That is what the minister says.
La versión inglesa dice «».
The English version says ‘seizure of the infringing goods’.
Lo dice la Comisión.
Those are the words of the Commission.
El texto dice así:
The text reads as follows:
Dice "en cualquier democracia".
It says 'in any democracy'.
¿Qué dice la Comisión?
What does the Commission say?
¿Qué dice el informe?
What does the report say?
Eso lo dice todo.
But that says it all.
¿Eso que nos dice?
What does it tell us?
Comprendo lo que dice.
I understand what you are saying.
¿Esto les dice algo?
Does this say something to you?
¿Qué dice la Comisión?
What does the Commission say?
¿Qué dice el balance?
What does the review say?
Esto dice el informe.
That is what your report suggests.
Lo dice explícitamente.
It says so quite explicitly.
Se dice que participamos.
We are supposed to have a share in decision-making.
No le dice mucho.
It means little to the citizen.
Usted dice: «no más impuestos».
You say 'no new taxes' and you are right.
¿A cuáles les dice que «sí» y a cuáles les dice que «no»?
Which does it say ‘yes’ to and which does it say ‘no’ to?
El Gobierno sudanés ya no dice que no, ahora dice que sí.
The Sudanese Government is no longer saying no. It is now saying yes.
Nos dice: hay solidaridad interregional.
You tell us that there is such a thing as interregional solidarity.
Este informe dice la verdad.
This is a truthful report.
Nadie dice que sea perfecta.
No one pretends that it is perfect.
Usted dice: ahora podéis mirarlo.
"Now you can have a look!" they tell us.
Esto dice el informe Fiori.
That is what the Fiori report says.
Usted me dice que hay resultados.
You tell me that there have been results.
Lo mismo dice la Presidencia.
The Presidency takes the same view.
¡Todo el mundo lo dice!
That is what everyone is saying.
Dice así: ampliación, ampliación, ampliación.
It is 'enlargement, enlargement, enlargement'.
Le leeré lo que dice:
I will read you what it says:
No dice nada sobre otros países.
It does not cover other countries.
– El aplauso lo dice todo.
– The applause speaks for itself.
Se dice desde hace siglos.
That has always been the case down the centuries.
Nadie dice nada sobre ella.
Nobody said a word about that.
Pero no dice toda la verdad.
But he is not telling the whole truth.
¿Qué dice exactamente este análisis?
What exactly does this analysis say?
La Comisión también lo dice.
The Commission says so too.
Realmente, eso lo dice todo.
That says it all, really.
Lo dice todo sobre nosotros.
It says everything about us.
Apoyo plenamente lo que dice.
I fully support what he says.
¿Qué nos dice el informe?
What does the report tell us?
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