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27 de mai. de 2006 · Dieselx1987, ¡Bienvenid@ al foro! Dígame = tell me (usted -- more formal) Dime = tell me (tú -- less formal) Notice that there is an accent mark on the "i" in "dígame", so that the accent will fall in the right place (DEE-gah-may instead of dee-GAH-may). Hope this is helpful. D.
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11 de mai. de 2010 · Oi gente Hoje tive uma nova dúvida Como posso traduzir esta frase? "Dime la verdad" "Me diga a verdade" ou "Me diz a verdade" Eu acho que a correta é a primeira mas tenho visto que a outra forma também é usada, então preciso de vossa ajuda Obrigado = D
12 de mai. de 2011 · Tlalnepantla, México. México-Español. May 12, 2011. #1. ¿"Dime" del verbo "decir", lleva acento?. Por ejemplo: Dime/Díme tu nombre. Según yo no, porque es grave y termina con vocal, pero la he visto con acento en muchos lados. Incluso buscando en google me da muchos resultados con "Díme". Se acentúa o no?
12 de ago. de 2023 · English, US. Aug 12, 2023. #1. I understand what Dimelo means, but I wonder is there some colloquial usage that I’m not getting. Let’s say someone sent you a picture and then just the message “Dimelo”. What does that mean? The picture itself doesn’t seem to imply that you are being asked anything, it’s a picture of family and friends.
10 de ago. de 2009 · New Jersey, USA. American English. Aug 10, 2009. #1. In the WordReference a dime a dozen is defined as di poco valore. I don't agree with this definition. It is not exactly that. A dime a dozen : If a thing is very common and easy to get, we say it is "a dime a dozen." Example: "Do you think I should buy this now and bring it with us?"
18 de set. de 2010 · Senior Member. Colorado. English-US. Sep 18, 2010. #6. I don't think I run across "I don't care a dime for something" in my own language. It sounds a little old-fashioned to me. Many years have passed since "a dime" was a meaningful amount of money to most people. Nowadays we tend to use dollars, at least I do: I wouldn't give you five dollars ...
30 de jun. de 2010 · Jul 2, 2010. #2. dime tour (= 10 cents), nickel tour (=5 cents), fifty-cent tour all mean somebody is going to show you around someplace informally, not using an official guide or expert. I don't really think there's any difference in meaning based on the amount of money mentioned--and all of the variations sound old-fashioned to me nowadays.
28 de out. de 2019 · English (UK then US) Oct 28, 2019. #3. The more common expression is "turn on a dime" used both literal hyperbole (as in rapid physical change of direction) and figuratively (changing temper, attitude etc rapidy) I think the second is being used here in a humorous way. If there is a quarter, theyy will "turn on a dime" and give 15 cents in change.
20 de jun. de 2019 · Jun 20, 2019. #2. You can't without changing the focus. A dime a dozen is about things. The paragraph isn't really talking about things. It's talking about industries, and processes and intellectual discoveries and capabilities. ...the idea of microelectronics, transistors, or the capacity... The capacity to manipulate single atoms can't be ...
