How to say "shut up!" in Spanish (Día 61)

The video tutorial introduces the phrase 'shut up' in Spanish, explaining its strong connotation. It provides alternative, softer ways to say 'quiet' such as 'silencio' and variations like 'cayadito' for children. The tutorial also covers how to use 'cayate' and 'cayense' to tell individuals or groups to shut up, emphasizing the importance of context and audience.

What is a more polite way to ask someone to be quiet in Spanish?

• Kayadito

• Kayaanse

• Kayati

• Silencio

Which term would you use to ask a group of boys to be quiet in Spanish?

• Silencio

• Kayaditas

• Kayaditos

• Kayati

How do you tell a single person to 'shut up' in Spanish?

• Silencio

• Kayaanse

• Kayadito

• Kayati

What is the term for telling a group of people to 'shut up' in Spanish?

• Kayadito

• Kayaanse

• Silencio

• Kayaditas

Which of the following is NOT a variation of 'quiet' in Spanish?

• Kayadita

• Kayati

• Kayadito

• Kayaanse