how do you say "shut up teacher"

Question

can anybody help?

Answer 1

"¡Callase, Maestro!"

But my question to you is this: If you don't want to hear what the teacher has to say, why not just get the hell out of the classroom and stop wasting the time of all the other students and the teacher?

Cállese or Cállate. - Eddy, NOV 23, 2009

Answer 2

Under your breath, if you have any sense.

Lol yeah. Comments are supposed to be posted as such. Not as separate answers. - Randal85, NOV 23, 2009

Gosh, are they? Thank you so much for putting me right Randal. ;) - sheila-foster, NOV 23, 2009

Answer 3

Por favor seño, cállate.

Entonces, espero que te despiertes de tu sueño.

If you are not dreaming, I suspect the teacher will be using one of these.

From the "spare the rod spoil the child" days (aka "the good old days"). - samdie, NOV 23, 2009

Answer 4

You don't!

Answer 5

Before or after you get thrown out of class?

Answer 6

Kiete maestra/o.

This would have the same affect on a Spanish speaking teacher as shut up teacher would have on an English speaking tacher. (By getting your butt kicked lol)

Best of luck with whatever you are using this phrase for.

isn't it Quiete? - 0057ed01, NOV 23, 2009

Answer 7

hahahah cierre la boca señora but it's rude

Answer 8

I think it is cállate

But por favor, don't use it, it is just plain rude!!!!!!!!

actually a friend just asked my teacher the same thing. callate is not that rude it just means be quiet but cerrar la boca is the rude one....my teacher always tells us : callate and she insists it's not rude...she's spanish so i think she would know - layann, NOV 26, 2009