How to say "behave!" in Spanish (Día 96)

The video tutorial provides various Spanish phrases to calm or instruct children in Mexico to behave. It covers expressions like 'calmate', 'calmense', 'aplacate', 'tranquilo', 'estate quieto', and 'portate bien', explaining their usage for different contexts and groups. The tutorial aims to help those working with children in Mexico, offering practical language tools for managing behavior.

What is the Spanish phrase for calming down a single person?

• Calmense

• Calmatte

• Tranquilas

• Porta TE VN

Which phrase would you use to calm a group of girls?

• A placate

• Calmatte

• Tranquilas

• Tranquilos

What is the phrase 'a placate' used for?

• To calm a single person

• To instruct someone to behave

• To calm a group of mixed gender

• To soothe oneself

How would you tell a group of children to behave in Spanish?

• Porta TE VN

• Tranquilo

• Portense PN

• Estense quietos

Which phrase is used to instruct a female to stay still?

• Estate quietta

• Porta TE VN

• Estatic kieto

• Estense quietos