how do you say "be quite everyone"

Question

When talking to a bunch of people and want them to be quite. Be quite everyone

Answer 1

Quiet?

You can either say:

Silencio, por favor.

or

Cállense.

The 2nd one is stronger.

Quite does not mean low in noise! Maybe "quiet" is the right word to use!!! - paulinelindenbur, ENE 30, 2010

Answer 2

My Unabridged Collins gave an example in the entry for the pronominal form of callar, callarse.

callarse VPR 1 (= dejar de hablar) to stop talking, go quiet al entrar el profesor todos se callaron when the teacher came in, everyone stopped talking o went quiet

¡cállense, por favor! please be quiet!

Answer 3

I think you mean "Be quiet, everyone!"

And I am going to guess that the verb you need is "callar"

callar; Synonyms: hush, shut up, silence, hush up, quieten, still;

And the command form can be found here at Span¡shD!ct.com:

Imperative

(you singular) calla (usted) calle

(nosotros) callemos
(you, plural) **callad**
(they) callen

Seeing LucentBeam's post, I think, indeed, you might need the pronominal form... - Janice, ENE 30, 2010