How to Say ‘What you said’ in Spain Spanish
Lo que dijiste
loh keh dee-HEES-teh
[loh keh dee-HEES-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: Lo que often means "what" in the sense of "the thing that." A handy pattern: lo que dijiste = "what you said," lo que comentaste = "what you mentioned."
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
that which / what
Neuter article often used in lo que to mean what or that which.
Lo importante es mantener el contacto.
The important thing is to maintain contact.
que
[keh]
that / what
Relative or question word; in lo que, it helps mean what.
Entendí lo que comentaste en la reunión.
I understood what you mentioned in the meeting.
dijiste
[dee-HEES-teh]
you said
Past tense, informal singular, of decir.
Recordé lo que dijiste sobre tu empresa.
I remembered what you said about your company.
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