Tiene sentido?

[sturmzie]

I'm trying to say-

I heard you tell Julio that I'm "siempre bien"

would it be


Te he oida diga a Julio que yo soy siempre bien

Please note- ---Oops sorry i didn't realize it was a bad word so I replaced it with a clean word

[Julvenzor]

Originally Posted by sturmzie

I'm trying to say-

I heard you tell Julio that I'm "siempre chingone"

would it be


Te he oida (verbal agreement?) diga (incorrect conjugation, it's necessary to add a dative) a Julio que yo soy "siempre chingone"

What does "siempre chingone" mean?

A pleasure.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Please note that there is a bad word involved.

Originally Posted by sturmzie

I heard you tell Julio that I'm "siempre chingone (Wrong spelling)"

would it be


Te he oida (Right conjugation for the auxiliary, but check your past participle) diga (You have already conjugated the verbal tense; this verb must be in infinitive) a Julio que yo soy siempre chingone (Check spelling)

@Julvenzor: Es una mala palabra mexicana que significa que uno es magnífico en lo que hace.