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A-Z Game - Commands

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I don't think this has been done before so it's the usual A-Z in alphabetical order but this time for commands smile

And if anyone needs a little help in making commands in Spanish here's a link with instructions smile How to make Commands in Spanish

I'll start us off with:

¡Apaga! (Turn off)

¡Apaga la luz!

Apaga

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updated Jul 20, 2010
edited by Kiwi-Girl
posted by Kiwi-Girl
What a great game and opportunity to practice commands! - Pajaro44, Jul 5, 2010
Thanx Pajaro :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 5, 2010
Wow, every one has done so well, awesome, thanx guys :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 5, 2010
I wish I could vote twice for this game...I love it. - --Mariana--, Jul 11, 2010
jaja thanx Marianne :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 11, 2010

75 Answers

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Ir - Go !

Is that what you would actually say?

updated Jul 10, 2010
posted by fontanero
Vaya! - sanlee, Jul 5, 2010
Go to the conjugation tables under more tab and put in word to find imperative - sanlee, Jul 5, 2010
You have to look under the conjugation for "Imperative" to find the command forms. - Pajaro44, Jul 5, 2010
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!Hoy! - Today!

Frequently used with apprentices!

updated Jul 10, 2010
posted by fontanero
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¡Graba dvd! - record dvd

updated Jul 10, 2010
posted by Fidalgo
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Corremos fuera - Run away.

This is where it should have been!

updated Jul 10, 2010
posted by fontanero
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¡Basta! -- enough!

(command = stop what you're doing)

updated Jul 10, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
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T

¡Triunfa! = Win!

updated Jul 10, 2010
posted by Pajaro44
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¡Quítelo! = Take it off!

updated Jul 10, 2010
posted by MattM
yes that one will come in handy with my teenage daughter - after she's raided my wardrobe lol - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 10, 2010
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Juega afuera - play outside.

As always, verb conjugation probably needs correcting.

juega link text

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updated Jul 6, 2010
edited by sanlee
posted by fontanero
Use the conjugation tables in upper bar. Click drop down box more. Put in jugar - sanlee, Jul 5, 2010
I do, but I can't seem to pick the right one - fontanero, Jul 5, 2010
You have to look under the conjugation topic "Imperative" to find the command forms. - Pajaro44, Jul 5, 2010
I put the link to the topic in the reference libary. That may help - sanlee, Jul 5, 2010
I put the link to the jugar conjugation in. The imperative is the lower right. - sanlee, Jul 5, 2010
If you look at the topic "imperative", you will see that the 2nd person singular (tú form) command is juega (and it's the same as the 3rd person singular present indicative). - Pajaro44, Jul 5, 2010
I'm in process of going back over the verb lessons, just can't seem to get it. - fontanero, Jul 6, 2010
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¡Quita la mesa! - Clear the table

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updated Jul 6, 2010
edited by Fidalgo
posted by Fidalgo
Or, "quitate la ropa", take your clothes off , haha! - Sheily, Jul 5, 2010
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¡No me despiertes!

Don't wake me!

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¡Que Nieve! smile

Let it snow!

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updated Jul 5, 2010
edited by Dee914
posted by Dee914
Your answer should have begun with the letter "N". - Pajaro44, Jul 5, 2010
Apologies, Pajaro! I went by the previous "N" posted instead looking at all the other examples. I should have placed it under "D" (insert red face here!) I found another. Thx for calling it to my attention! :-) - Dee914, Jul 5, 2010
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¡Gritemos! = Scream

updated Jul 5, 2010
posted by sanlee
wow I never heared of someone commands anybody to scream .goodone sanlee - 00b6f46c, Jul 5, 2010
lol, nice one - I can imagine a bunch of girls hiding from the boys and when they walk past one says 'gritemos' and they all scream and run away (hmm I wonder if we have a 'run away' yet?'! jeje - - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 5, 2010
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¡fíjate! = Just imagine!

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updated Jul 5, 2010
edited by Lucrecia
posted by Lucrecia
and it can be used like 'guess what' can't it? or - pay attention to this! :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 5, 2010
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Z !!

Zafra - harvest, as in " go and cut down the sugar cane."

Thats probably cheating, but its a Z, and I'm throwing it in!

updated Jul 5, 2010
edited by fontanero
posted by fontanero
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E

¡No elabores! (tú form) = Don't elaborate!

updated Jul 5, 2010
edited by Pajaro44
posted by Pajaro44
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¡Aprende español! - Learn spanish

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updated Jul 5, 2010
posted by Vaanz