Close the book (to one student) in Spanish
Close the book (to one student) in Spanish is cierra el libro (SYEH-rrah el LEE-broh).
- Spanish
- cierra el libro
- Say it
- SYEH-rrah el LEE-broh
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Spanish classroom instructions for written work
The other words in step 2 of Classroom Commands in Spanish.
- abre el libroopen the book (to one student) · AH-breh el LEE-broh
- pasa la páginaturn the page (to one student) · PAH-sah lah PAH-hee-nah
- lee en voz altaread aloud (to one student) · LEH-eh ehn bohs AHL-tah
- escribe tu nombrewrite your name (to one student) · ehs-KREE-beh too NOHM-breh
- copia la oracióncopy the sentence (to one student) · KOH-pyah lah oh-rah-SYOHN
- subraya la palabraunderline the word (to one student) · soob-RRAH-yah lah pah-LAH-brah
- rodea la respuestacircle the answer (to one student) · rroh-DEH-ah lah rrehs-PWEHS-tah
- completa el ejerciciocomplete the exercise (to one student) · kohm-PLEH-tah el eh-hehr-SEE-syoh
- revisa tus respuestascheck your answers (to one student) · rreh-BEE-sah toos rrehs-PWEHS-tahs
Questions about cierra el libro
How do you say close the book (to one student) in Spanish?
Close the book (to one student) in Spanish is cierra el libro.
How do you pronounce cierra el libro?
Say it SYEH-rrah el LEE-broh. The syllables in capitals are stressed: SYEH and LEE. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does cierra el libro mean in English?
In English, cierra el libro means close the book (to one student).
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