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"calm down and have patience"

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How do you tell someone to be calm and have some patience?

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updated Feb 7, 2012
posted by mrosas

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Tranquilo. Ten paciencia.

updated Feb 7, 2012
posted by GringaNC
I think you would need to/have to use the command form or imperative of the verb tranquilarse, here - FELIZ77, Feb 7, 2012
Ten paciencia is correct :) - FELIZ77, Feb 7, 2012
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I would say:

¡Tranquilízate y ten paciencia!

I think you could also say:

íCálmate y ten paciencia!

You need to use the command or imperative form of the verb tranquilizar or calmarse

Use tú
(this is the form of address you would use for family/friends and people you know well I wouldn't advise you to use it for strangers (formal form Ud)

I hope this helpssmile

updated Feb 7, 2012
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
In my experience, "tranquilo/a" is very common. - Sheily, Feb 7, 2012