How do you pronounce 'Says' and 'dit'?

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What is an example sentence for Says in French?

English: "He says he will be late for the meeting." | French: "Il dit qu'il sera en retard pour la réunion."

verb

English to French Dictionary

says Meaning in French (says signification en français)

Q: What is 'dit' called in English?

'dit' in English is called "Says". Says refers to: Exprimer des mots ou communiquer des informations, en particulier à la troisième personne du singulier au présent.

dit

Synonymes:affirmedéclare

dit in English:says

Phonetic:di

Plural: say

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de says en français est dit. (Exprimer des mots ou communiquer des informations, en particulier à la troisième personne du singulier au présent.)

Definitions of Says

1
verb
dit
To utter words or communicate information, especially in the third person singular present tense.
Exprimer des mots ou communiquer des informations, en particulier à la troisième personne du singulier au présent.

Example Sentences

casual

“He says he will be late for the meeting.”

Il dit qu'il sera en retard pour la réunion.

general

“The sign says 'No Parking' clearly.”

Le panneau dit clairement 'Interdit de stationner'.

casual

“She says she loves to read books.”

Elle dit qu'elle adore lire des livres.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

affirmedéclare

In English:

states expressesutters

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

tait

In English:

listens hearssilences

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivesay

past tensesaid

present participlesaying

nounstatement

agent nounspeaker

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

as the saying goesexpression

Referring to a well-known proverb or common expression.

say no moreidiom

Used to indicate that one understands what is implied and no further explanation is needed.

to say the leastexpression

Used to indicate that one is understating the situation; it is actually much more significant.