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what is "no me digas" mean???

what is "no me digas" mean???

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updated Feb 6, 2010
posted by zeekthefreek1129
what does it mean? - zeekthefreek1129, Nov 4, 2009
which is right there is two answers - zeekthefreek1129, Nov 4, 2009

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What does "no me digas" mean?

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"Don't tell me"

comments - my spanish teacher said it means, "you don't say?" - laurabeth12 11 hrs ago

your Spanish teacher is right! - mountaingirl 11 hrs ago

Okay, you are both right.

It can mean "you don't say?", and also "don't tell me". Alone no me digas means you don't say. If used in a sentence such as, no me digas eso, it means don't tell me that.

updated Nov 26, 2011
edited by NikkiLR
posted by NikkiLR
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Yes, it's an expression that means "don't tell me" but it could also be used as "You don't say?" When somebody tells you something you didn't know or surprises you. smile Hope this helps.

updated Feb 6, 2010
posted by Jason7R
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It means "You don't say?" as in ....really....is that true.....

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by --Mariana--
Also some say, "no mames".... You don't say... - NikkiLR, Nov 4, 2009
lol - --Mariana--, Nov 4, 2009
I know, weird, huh? :) - NikkiLR, Nov 5, 2009
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I believe I have also seen it used for "don´t tell me" ... such as "Don´t tell me, let me guess."

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by webdunce
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what is "no me digas" mean???

What does "no me digas" mean?

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"Don't tell me"

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by cheeseisyummy
my spanish teacher said it means, "you don't say?" - laurabeth12, Nov 4, 2009
your Spanish teacher is right! - mountaingirl123, Nov 4, 2009
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exactly nothing is usually we use to say "tell me more" but ironically follow me telling nosy

updated Feb 6, 2010
posted by geisymtz1
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It's like shut UP! Yes it means don't tell me literally but we don't always speak literally now do we? Do we really mean something literally sucks when we say something sucks? No!

"I ate a whole cake" "¡No me digas!" (shut UP! No way!)

And as for saying no mames, it's more like don't BS me, and be careful using that! It can be vulgar, and I've only heard Guatemalans and Mexicans using it. I din't hear it once in Costa Rica.

updated Feb 5, 2010
edited by Ashlita
posted by Ashlita
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What does 'digas' mean? I thought it was a congugation of the verb 'decir' but then that would be "dices" in the tu (accent) form.

updated Feb 5, 2010
posted by booklova
It is the subjunctive form, You use this in negative commands. Whoooole other ballgame lol - Ashlita, Feb 5, 2010
Digas is the subjunctive or negative command form of decir, in the tú form. - CalvoViejo, Feb 5, 2010