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.

Can you explain the difference between 'calmense' and 'calm yourselves'?

What is the meaning of 'tranquilo' in the context of calming someone?