Put away your things (to one student) in Spanish
Put away your things (to one student) in Spanish is guarda tus cosas (GWAHR-dah toos KOH-sahs).
- Spanish
- guarda tus cosas
- Say it
- GWAHR-dah toos KOH-sahs
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Spanish classroom commands for speaking and tasks
The other words in step 3 of Classroom Commands in Spanish.
- repiterepeat (to one student) · rreh-PEE-teh
- responde a la preguntaanswer the question (to one student) · rrehs-POHN-deh ah lah preh-GOON-tah
- habla más despaciospeak more slowly (to one student) · AH-blah mahs dehs-PAH-syoh
- haz una preguntaask a question (to one student) · AHS oo-nah preh-GOON-tah
- trabaja con un compañerowork with a partner (to one student) · trah-BAH-hah kohn oon kohm-pah-NYEH-roh
- entrega la tareahand in the homework (to one student) · ehn-TREH-gah lah tah-REH-ah
- no hablesdon’t speak (to one student) · noh AH-blehs
- no copiesdon’t copy (to one student) · noh KOH-pyehs
- no corrasdon’t run (to one student) · noh KOH-rrahs
Questions about guarda tus cosas
How do you say put away your things (to one student) in Spanish?
Put away your things (to one student) in Spanish is guarda tus cosas.
How do you pronounce guarda tus cosas?
Say it GWAHR-dah toos KOH-sahs. The syllables in capitals are stressed: GWAHR and KOH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does guarda tus cosas mean in English?
In English, guarda tus cosas means put away your things (to one student).
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