Usages of diga lo que diga
Diga lo que diga la receta, yo no le pongo pepinillo a la empanada.
Whatever the recipe says, I do not put pickle in the pie.
Diga lo que diga mi hermano, voy a seguir estudiando español.
Whatever my brother says, I am going to keep studying Spanish.
Diga lo que diga mi hermano, ese personaje tiene más naturalidad que el héroe, y su historia no me produce tristeza, sino ganas de seguir leyendo.
Whatever my brother says, that character has more naturalness than the hero, and his story does not make me feel sadness, but rather makes me want to keep reading.
Diga lo que diga la contraportada, quiero leer el prólogo antes de comprar el libro.
Whatever the back cover says, I want to read the prologue before buying the book.
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