don't do it
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How do you say, 'don't do it?'
No lo hagas?
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updated Apr 10, 2012
edited by Moe
posted by vbp13
Edited to be compatible with IntenetExplorer formatting - Moe, Jan 10, 2011
Welcome vbp13, Punctuate your title sentence! Don't do it! - 002262dd, Jan 10, 2011
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That's one perfectly good way to say it, yes. 
updated Jan 25, 2012
posted by Gekkosan
I agree! - NikkiLR, Jan 10, 2011
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updated Feb 21, 2012
edited by NickDan
posted by NickDan
No haces would mean you don't do it. No lo hagas is imperative and indeed means don't (you) do it. You can add exclamation marks to add emphasis - ¡No lo hagas! Whilst you can say ¡Hazlo! - Do it!, you cannot say ¡No hagaslo! - afowen, Jan 10, 2011
I am sorry, Nick - your interpretation is not correct. The correct way to give the command "don't do it" is "¡no lo hagas!", or "¡no hagas eso!" - Gekkosan, Jan 10, 2011
