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le dijiste eso?
what do you mean?

– sí, dijiste eso.
– yeah, you said that.

porque dijiste eso
everything vanished suddenly before her eyes. kiyomi nagashima had no idea what had happened. the houses she passed every day were reflected in the windshield only a moment ago. just ahead, the street took its familiar slope downward and bore slightly to the right, where a traffic light had just changed to yellow, before vision failed her. kiyomi tried to blink, but her sight did not return. no matter how much effort she put into it, nothing appeared. they had all gone away: the white sedan driving in front of her; the tail light of the bus waiting at its stop; the cluster of high school girls hastening along the sidewalk. kiyomi looked down in her confusion to check the steering wheel. then, she was truly shocked. the steering wheel was gone. in fact, she did not even know where her hands were. she could not feel the seat belt around her waist nor her foot on the gas pedal, for neither was where it was supposed to be. there was only darkness fanning out, continuing endlessly in all directions. there was a churning around her, and she was floating in a warm, viscous liquid. she was naked. her clothes had vanished without her ever noticing. that dream again. that dream she had once a year, on christmas eve, in which she felt herself writhing in some pitch-dark world without beginning or end. she’d always had that strange dream. this was the dream, and she was now entering into it again. but she did not know why she was having it just now. like the stars’ orbits, the dream always came to her with regulated precision. she never dreamt it on any other night but christmas and had certainly never entered into it while she was awake. her body was changing profoundly. she lost all feeling in her arms and legs. maybe they’d actually vanished. head, torso, and hips gone, a body long and narrow like a worm’s, she felt herself to be. kiyomi shook and slithered ahead through the slightly sticky blackness. what is this place? it was a question she had asked many times before. her body seemed to recall this place, yet no matter how much she tried, kiyomi herself could not remember. once, in some far-off place, kiyomi was just like this, not understanding anything, just squirming and swimming. that much was true. had it been yesterday, a recent year, or in the more distant past? she could not tell. to begin with, it was not clear that time flowed in this vast gloom. kiyomi felt her body changing again. something small divided slowly deep inside of her. at the same time, she felt a gentle constriction in her very center, and the ends of her body flowed quietly in opposing directions. she was becoming two. it was a strangely tranquil feeling. time seemed to pass so gently, slowly. where am i? when is this? what am i? such mundane concerns no longer mattered. she wanted only to remain floating like this in the dark. she gradually split in half. there was no pain. rather, she was insensate and that was bliss. everything sedate. no turmoil. dividing like it was natural. calm. all was calm. kiyomi let all her nerves relax as she slowly surrendered herself to the flow... her vision was then completely restored just as unexpectedly as it had abandoned her. she clearly saw now her own two hands grasping the steering wheel. kiyomi blinked, then looked straight ahead. she was heading straight into a telephone pole.

¿por qué dijiste eso?
why did you say that?

– dime que no dijiste eso.
– perfect. – what?!… perfect?

tú nunca me dijiste eso.
you never told me that.

jess: dijiste eso el mes pasado.
jess: you said that last month.

tu dijiste que eres de nueva jersey,
you say you’re from new jersey,

therry: no, tú dijiste eso, no yo.
therry: no, you said that, not me.

"lo haré mañana." "¡dijiste eso ayer!"
"i'll do it tomorrow." "you said that yesterday!"

george: “es casi irreverente, pero tu dijiste…”
george: “it’s almost irreverent, except you said…”

¿por qué les dijiste eso? diles que fuiste al mercado.
why did you tell them that? tell them that you had gone to the market.

tu dijiste que no me dejaras sufrir mas de lo que yo puedo soportar.
you said you wouldn't let me suffer more than i could bear."

podrías tu ser tan bueno como para repetir ese ultimo pedazo que tu dijiste?
would you be so kind as to repeat that last bit you said?"

"tu dijiste: -¿cuál es le señal del camino, oh derviche?.
“you said, 'what is the sign of the way, dervish?'

"ah, swami, tu dijiste "dentro". ¿dónde es dentro?"
“ah, swami, you said, ‘inside.’ where is inside?”

"de hecho giles, creo que fue la única vez que no dijiste eso," faith dijo.
"actually, giles, i think this was the one time you didn’t say that," faith said.

cora: ¿no? oh, tu dijiste, porque él lo experimentaría de todas maneras porque eso es sólo parte de la tierra.
cora: i haven't? oh you said `cause he'd experience it anyway because that was just earth.

cora: supongo que yo no entiendo si es... supongo que tu dijiste que era, es simplemente frecuencias diferentes.
cora: i guess i don't understand if it's... i guess you said what it was, it's just different frequencies.

alguien pueda decir: “¿por qué dijiste eso?” por eso el señor reprendió a pedro con un gallo.
somebody may say, “now, why did you say that?” that’s why the lord reproved peter with that rooster.