Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
dizque
English translation:
apparently | I guess | they say | people say
Added to glossary by
David Russi
Sep 5, 2004 15:56
19 yrs ago
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Spanish term
...dizque...
Spanish to English
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Street language
CONTEXT: En Colombia tenemos una vieja frase... "Quizque mi mama quizque le manda quizque a decir quisque me fíe quizque un pedado quizque de arroz...", etc. En fin, DIZQUE. Por ejemplo, esta frase en buen inglés normal o de calle: a ti DIZQUE no te gustan las manzanas...
Millón de gracias a todas y todos... Gabriel
Millón de gracias a todas y todos... Gabriel
Proposed translations
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4 +1 | apparently | David Russi |
5 | they say | Laura Hastings-Brownstein |
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apparently
In your context: apparently you don't like apples
This could also be apprpriate: I guess you don't like apples
Oxford bilingüe
dizque, diz que adv (AmL)
a (según parece) apparently; quedaron dizque muy contentos apparently they were very pleased; dizque van a cerrar la fábrica they say o people say o apparently they’re planning to close the
factory
b (expresando escepticismo): esta dizque democracia this so-called democracy; estaban allí, dizque trabajando they were there, supposedly working; no llamaron dizque para no molestar they didn’t phone because they didn’t want to disturb us, or so they said
This could also be apprpriate: I guess you don't like apples
Oxford bilingüe
dizque, diz que adv (AmL)
a (según parece) apparently; quedaron dizque muy contentos apparently they were very pleased; dizque van a cerrar la fábrica they say o people say o apparently they’re planning to close the
factory
b (expresando escepticismo): esta dizque democracia this so-called democracy; estaban allí, dizque trabajando they were there, supposedly working; no llamaron dizque para no molestar they didn’t phone because they didn’t want to disturb us, or so they said
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they say
and "they say" you don't like apples -- much more "slang" than apparently.
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Note added at 54 mins (2004-09-05 16:50:42 GMT) Post-grading
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\"dizque\" also means \"so-called\"
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Note added at 54 mins (2004-09-05 16:50:42 GMT) Post-grading
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\"dizque\" also means \"so-called\"
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