díganme

Díganme is a Spanish word that translates to "tell me" or "say to me" in English. It is the imperative form of the verb "decir," which means "to say" or "to tell." The "me" is a direct object pronoun meaning "me." This phrase is commonly used in informal settings to ask someone to relay information or to express something directly to the speaker.

The usage of "díganme" can vary slightly depending on the context. It can be a direct request for information, such as when asking someone to tell you their name or opinion. For example, "Díganme sus nombres" translates to "Tell me your names." It can also be used to prompt someone to speak or to express their thoughts. In some instances, it might carry a slightly more demanding tone, but it is generally understood as a straightforward imperative.

The verb "decir" is one of the most fundamental verbs in Spanish, and its imperative forms are frequently encountered. "Díganme" is specifically the plural imperative form, used when addressing a group of people (vosotros/ustedes). If addressing a single person formally (usted), the form would be "dígale," and informally (tú), it would be "dime." The inclusion of "me" makes it a direct request to the speaker.