"well at least say something"
Here is the situation... You are talking to a friend and keep asking them questions, but they remain speechless. After some point, you start to feel that anything would be better than silence, and you end up saying "well at least say something!"
To me it seems like it falls between the imperative and the subjunctive. It's not quite a command ("Say something!"), but also seems like it is more than just a hope or wish ("I hope you say something.").
How would you say it in Spanish?
Gracias!
6 Answers
Hi there!
Yo diría:
Bueno, al menos dí algo.
¿No tienes nada más que decir?
¿Y entonces?...
¿Qué me cuentas?
Hi Joe, I am with coffee on this, and let's not forget latte...even though I think they are the same person
(kidding
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Anda, di algo.
venga, di algo.
Por lo menos, di algo.
¡que digas algo ya, cretino!
(the last one when you are getting desperate
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¡Pero hombre, por lo menos di algo!
Bueno, al menos dí algo.
Bueno, por lo menos dí algo.
Bueno, aunque sea dí algo
Di is the imperative or command of the verb "decir" or "say"
Estoy de acuerdo con los otros... Yo diría, "Ay chico, por lo menos di algo!"
Hello!
Here's a link regarding to your question. say_something.
"I hope you say something." is translated as "Espero or Ojalá que digas algo."
"Well, at least say something!" is translated as "¡Bueno/vaya/pues, al or por lo menos diga algo!"
Hope this helps.
Regards!