what say you

qué dices, qué opinas

Se usa para preguntar a alguien qué piensa o cuál es su respuesta.

En inglés sencillo: Used to ask someone what they think or what their answer is.

• What say you? Is this a good plan?
• I think we should wait; what say you?
• What say you, my friends, about this new idea?

Sinónimos: what do you think, what do you say

Expresiones frecuentes: what say you?, what say you all

cómo se declara, cuál es su veredicto

Se usa en un juicio para preguntar si alguien admite su culpabilidad o para pedir al jurado su veredicto.

En inglés sencillo: Used in court to ask whether someone admits guilt, or to ask a jury for its decision.

• Members of the jury, what say you?
• What say you to this charge: guilty or not guilty?
• The judge asked the foreperson, “What say you?”

Sinónimos: how do you plead, what is your verdict

Expresiones frecuentes: what say you?, what say you now

qué te parece si

Se usa para proponer un plan y preguntar si la otra persona está de acuerdo.

En inglés sencillo: Used to suggest a plan and ask whether someone agrees to it.

• What say you if we walk home?
• What say you if I cook dinner tonight?
• What say you if we meet here again tomorrow?

Cómo se usa: what say you if …? (What say you if we leave at dawn?)

Sinónimos: how about, what about

Expresiones frecuentes: what say you if, what say you?

te apetece, qué te parece

Se usa para preguntar si alguien quiere algo, como comida, una bebida o participar en una actividad.

En inglés sencillo: Used to ask whether someone would like something, such as food, a drink, or an activity.

• What say you to some tea?
• What say you to joining us for lunch?
• What say you to another game before we leave?

Cómo se usa: what say you to something? (What say you to a cup of tea?); what say you to doing something? (What say you to taking a walk?)

Sinónimos: would you like, do you fancy

Expresiones frecuentes: what say you to, what say you?