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30 Spanish Phrases for Parents (Podcast) – Common Phrases in Spanish – SPJ 008

 

In this session, we will go over a set of 30 Common Spanish Phrases for Parents that can be used to interact with children. You can listen here:

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Here are the first 5 phrases 

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Phrase 1:

  • Ven aquí
  • Come here
  • Ven aquí

You could also just say:

  • Ven
  • come
  • Ven

However, make sure you don’t say “ven allá” which would mean “come there” and sounds a little odd. For that, you can use the next phrase.

Phrase 2:

  • Ve allá
  • Go there
  • Ve allá

If you want to refer to a specific place, you can change “allá” which means “there” for a specific place and add “al” if it’s a masculine noun, or “a la” if it’s a feminine noun before the place you are referring to.

Let’s look at a few examples:

  • Ve al baño – Go to the bathroom – Ve al baño
  • Ve a la escuela – Go to school – Ve a la escuela
  • Ve al auto – Go to the car – Ve al auto

Phrase 3:

  • Siéntate
  • Sit down
  • Siéntate

You could also say:

  • Por favor siéntate – Please sit down – Por favor siéntate
  • Siéntate por favor – Sit down please – Siéntate por favor

Phrase 4:

  • Párate
  • Stand up
  • Párate

Here are a couple of variations you can try:

  • Por favor párate – Please stand up – Por favor párate
  • Párate por favor – Stand up please – Párate por favor

Phrase 5:

  • Quédate quieto por un momento
  • Stay still for a minute
  • Quédate quieto por un momento

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