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And it means “he/she/it says” (or the passive-voice “it is said”) in Spanish.

anthk on July 21, 2020 [–]

More like the past voice. "Dijo" -> he/she/it said. The passive voice it's "fue dicho" (he/she/it was been told).

Said can get a different meaning, such as the reflexive voice of "decir" (fué dicho) -> it has been said.

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