How to say 'shut up' in Spanish?
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how to say 'shut up' in spanish?
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updated Sep 25, 2010
edited by Nicole-B
posted by lht14
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¡Cállate! to one person, ¡Cállense! to a group of people. They're from the verb callarse - to be quiet.
updated Sep 23, 2010
edited by KevinB
posted by KevinB
Mucho gracias (thank you very much?) - lht14, Sep 23, 2010
De nada. Gracias is plural, though, so it's "muchas gracias". And you're welcome. - KevinB, Sep 23, 2010
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¡Cerrá el pico!
I think there already was a thread on this. check it out!
updated Sep 23, 2010
posted by mediterrunio
what is "a thread on it.? - lht14, Sep 23, 2010
Keep in mind that "cerrá" is limited to Argentina (and perhaps Uruguay?), in other countries it's "¡cierra el pico!" - bill1111, Sep 23, 2010
jht14 - he means someone has already asked this question on this forum. If you go to the main forum page you'll find a search box where you can look for "shut up". - KevinB, Sep 23, 2010
