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The verb "decir" means "to tell" or "to say". The gerund form (the "ing") would be diciendo. The negative is formed by using "no" before the verb. It is usually not used on its own as in the English progressive tense, and is usually combined with a conjugated form of "estar".
So "no está diciendo" would be fairly close, and is pronounced 'Naw esstAh deethee-Endaw').
Más te vale no decir nada. Which is more like You better not tell anything or:
Más te vale no decirle a nadie/You better not tell anybody.
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