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Spanish Instructions: Giving Simple Commands
Learn to give simple everyday instructions in Spanish using common command phrases like 'toma', 'sigue', and 'no fumes'.
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TutorialSpanish
Spanish Instructions: Giving Simple Commands
Learn to give simple everyday instructions in Spanish using common command phrases like 'toma', 'sigue', and 'no fumes'.
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Sometimes you need to give a simple, direct instruction to someone you know well. This deck teaches you some common, fixed phrases for telling someone to do something, without going into complex grammar. You'll learn these as chunks to use in specific situations.
Lesson#2
When you're handing something to a friend or family member, you can use the command 'toma'. It's a friendly way of saying 'take it' or 'here you go'.
Quiz#3
You are handing something to a friend. What simple Spanish word can mean “here you go”?
Toma
Lesson#4
To tell someone to continue or to follow, for example when giving directions, you can say 'sigue'. It means 'continue' or 'go on'.
Quiz#5
How would you tell a friend to 'continue straight on' when giving directions?
Sigue todo recto
Lesson#6
To tell a friend to drink something, for instance if they're thirsty or unwell, you can use the command 'bebe'. It simply means 'drink'.
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