"Dijiste que me esperabas" is Spanish for "You said that you were waiting for me." It expresses that someone has communicated their intention to wait for another person. The phrase emphasizes a promise or expectation regarding waiting.
"Vaya, hasta que me dijiste" would mean something along the lines of "Jeez! Now you tell me..."
"Que dijiste" means "what did you say?" in Spanish. It is a common phrase used to ask someone to repeat what they just said.
It means: DId you tell him/her what he/she told you?
It means:What the "hell" (hell=carajos in this case) did you say?
que dijo pronounced : k dee-ho
todo lo que dijiste todo lo que usted dijo
"pero dijiste que lo comprarias"
"Tú dijiste que no nos dejarías"
Tu me dijiste que me parezco a un queso
es curioso que dijiste que me amabas, y ahora le está pidiendo salir a otra chica
Se dice: DIJISTE --- you said (informal you, singular)
¿Le dijo usted / dijeron / dijiste / dijisteis algo de mí a "Elli"?With different possible syntactic collocations.More or less, but there's something wrong that does not sound natural Spanish: dijiste algo que elli de mí