Plural imperative
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I'm a teacher. ¿How do I tell a group of children to: 1. Be quiet 2. Sit down ?
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updated Jun 26, 2016
posted by Arenamontaña
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Welcome to the forum. Please fill in your profile. The answer would depend on whether it is Spain or Latin America. .
For Latin America here is an image:
For Spain it would be callaos, and sentaos instead.
updated Jun 26, 2016
posted by bosquederoble
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En América Latina:
¡Cállense! ¡Siéntense!
Otras variantes:
¡Que se callen! ¿Se quieren callar? ¿Se callan? ¡A callar! ¡Silencio!
En España:
¡Callaros! ¡Sentaros!
updated Jun 24, 2016
edited by LuisCache
posted by LuisCache
Callaos. Sentaos. from Callad and Sentad. The "r" gets dropped. - Daniela2041, Jun 23, 2016
I mean the "d" - Daniela2041, Jun 23, 2016
You are right, Daniela, but in colloquial Spanish some people use the infinitive. - LuisCache, Jun 24, 2016
