Raise your hand (to one student) in Spanish
Raise your hand (to one student) in Spanish is levanta la mano (leh-BAHN-tah lah MAH-noh).
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- levanta la mano
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- leh-BAHN-tah lah MAH-noh
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Spanish classroom commands for one student
The other words in step 1 of Classroom Commands in Spanish.
- escuchalisten (to one student) · ehs-KOO-chah
- presta atenciónpay attention (to one student) · PREHS-tah ah-tehn-SYOHN
- mira la pizarralook at the board (to one student) · MEE-rah lah pee-SAH-rrah
- siéntatesit down (to one student) · SYEHN-tah-teh
- ponte de piestand up (to one student) · POHN-teh deh PYEH
- pasa al frentecome to the front (to one student) · PAH-sah ahl FREHN-teh
- entracome in (to one student) · EHN-trah
- cierra la puertaclose the door (to one student) · SYEH-rrah lah PWEHR-tah
- esperawait (to one student) · ehs-PEH-rah
Questions about levanta la mano
How do you say raise your hand (to one student) in Spanish?
Raise your hand (to one student) in Spanish is levanta la mano.
How do you pronounce levanta la mano?
Say it leh-BAHN-tah lah MAH-noh. The syllables in capitals are stressed: BAHN and MAH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does levanta la mano mean in English?
In English, levanta la mano means raise your hand (to one student).
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