Como se dice "put on your shoes?

Question

How would you say "Put on your shoes"? to a child.

So " Ponerse los zapatos"? - HPuck, OCT 7, 2009

wouldn't you say 'out your shoes on' in the first place? - zenejero, OCT 7, 2009

Answer 1

Ponte las [zapatillas, botas, zapatos, tenis].

Answer 2

Pongas las tenis, or whatever your word for shoes is where you live. We call sneakers tenis. We call shoes zapatos, which is universal all over the latin world. Again, that's what we say around here. Your vocabulary where you live may be different.

not really. it would rather be 'Ponte las tenis, zapatillas', or whatever word it is. Pongas is the wrong conjugation. - zenejero, OCT 7, 2009

Answer 3

Good try, wrong verb. Quitarse is to take off. Ponerse is to put on. Heidita has more words than I do, and can advise you better than I could. But I vote you for the effort. I always vote anyone who even tries, no matter how far off it is!

Thank you - HPuck, OCT 7, 2009

Answer 4

My attemp would've been "quitarse los zapatos"

Quitar is "to remove". But you're in the right mental area. - Jason_Bryant, OCT 7, 2009

Answer 5

Ponte los zapatos.

Answer 6

Cuir ort do bhrògan. I couldn't resist. I had to say it in Gàidhlig.

lol...you bring the most needed thing aroung here...humor! - ChamacoMalo, OCT 7, 2009

Answer 7

cmon Puck, and your own attempt is....????