Wendung · 🗺️ Regional colloquial Spanish
¿Viste? Te dije que iba a llover.
See? I told you it was going to rain.
C2saying "I told you so"informelles-ARAudio · bald verfügbar
Warum jedes Wort dort steht, wo es steht
¿Viste1Verbsee? (lit. you saw)ver · Vergangenheit · 2. Pers. Sg.?TeObjektpronomenyoutú · 2. Pers. Sg. · indirektes Objektdije2VerbI tolddecir · Vergangenheit · 1. Pers. Sg.queKonjunktionthatiba3Verbit was goingir · Imperfekt · 3. Pers. Sg.a3PräpositiontolloverVerbrainInfinitiv.
- Te → dije: te: to you
- dije → que: decir que + clause
- iba → llover: iba a + infinitive: future in the past
Wörtlich: “Did you see? I told you that it was going to rain.”
Warum sie so gebaut ist
Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1¿Viste? = see? / you know? A tag heard constantly in Argentina and Uruguay. The preterite form is the same for tú and vos.
- 2dije: irregular preterite of decir, no written accent. Preterite II: irregular stems and -ir stem changes →
- 3iba a + infinitive = was going to: the future seen from the past, typical of reported speech. Narrative past system: pluperfect, past progressive, iba a →
Varianten
- ¿Ves? Te dije que iba a llover.
- ¿Viste? Te lo dije.
- ¿Viste que iba a llover?