Vez = time (not it isn't time as in "what time is it?" be careful how you use it).
Que = that (only in this situation, it means a lot of things such as: that, than, what, how, etc. get familiar with the different uses of "que")
Digo = it's the conjugated form of the verb "decir" which means "to say". In Spanish instead of always using a personal article apart from a verb, they just put them together. For example instead of saying, Yo decir, you say yo digo or just simply "digo".
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It means: Each (or 'every') time that I say.
Cada = Each/Every
Vez = time (not it isn't time as in "what time is it?" be careful how you use it).
Que = that (only in this situation, it means a lot of things such as: that, than, what, how, etc. get familiar with the different uses of "que")
Digo = it's the conjugated form of the verb "decir" which means "to say". In Spanish instead of always using a personal article apart from a verb, they just put them together. For example instead of saying, Yo decir, you say yo digo or just simply "digo".
Cada vez = Each (or every) time
que digo = that I say
That is the literal translation. generally it means "Each time I say"-or -"Everytime I say"
Every time I say
Every time I say... .
"Everytime I say..."