How to Say ‘What you said’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo que dijiste
loh keh dee-HEES-teh
[loh keh dee-HEES-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [lo que] means "what" in the sense of "the thing that": [lo que dijiste] = "what you said." You can reuse it easily: [lo que comentaste], [lo que vi].
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
what / that which
Part of the expression lo que, used to refer to what someone said or did.
Lo que comentaste fue muy útil para mí.
What you mentioned was very useful for me.
que
[keh]
that / what
Relative word used in lo que to mean what.
Lo que dijiste me hizo pensar.
What you said made me think.
dijiste
[dee-HEES-teh]
you said
Past tense of decir in the tú form.
Lo que dijiste sobre liderazgo me interesó mucho.
What you said about leadership interested me a lot.
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