what does "te doy 1 minuto de confianza y dime lo que siempre 'quisiste!'" mean?

Question

i know some of it; i give you 1 minute of _______and tell me as always _______!

Answer 1

I think "dime lo que siempre quisiste" means, "tell me what you always wanted."

Answer 2

that doesn't make since because it's formatted like this:

Te doy 1 minuto de confianza y dime que lo siempre

iQuisiste!

Well, maybe so, but quisiste is the 2nd person singular form of querer: to want. So it definitely means "you wanted."

Dime means "Tell me."

Lo que (which is your original word order and more normal Spanish) is a neuter relative pronoun, which means "that which". or even "whatever".

And siempre means "always."

Buena suerte. (That means 'good luck") :p

Answer 3

Welcome to the forum

I searched around a bit on the web and it appears that the phrase "minuto de confianza" was coined on a TV series called "Jappening con ja" in the early 80's. It seems to me that it means a short time where anything you say will be between you and the person you are talking to and that you won't be judged for it. I'm not sure of an easy translation for that other than "minute of trust".

I think Goyo is right about the rest of the sentence.

...and "te doy" probably is using the present tense to refer to the near future: I'll give you... - alba3, ABR 27, 2010

Answer 4

that doesn't make since because it's formatted like this:

Te doy 1 minuto de confianza y dime que lo siempre

iQuisiste!

Answer 5

I believe it is:

I give you one minute of confidence and you tell me what it is you always wanted.

Edited based on Goyo's answer