This is the 627th most frequent Italian word.
dicono
"They say" or "people say."
In this sentence, "dicono" is used as a third-person plural form of the verb "dire," indicating reported speech or hearsay about the weather.
Dicono che il tempo sarà bello domani.
They say that the weather will be nice tomorrow.
Here, "dicono" again functions as a third-person plural form of "dire," implying direct communication or statements made by others.
Non credere a tutto ciò che ti dicono.
Do not believe everything that they tell you.
In this sentence, "dicono" is used to describe the habitual action of children speaking honestly, portraying a general characteristic.