Stand up (to one student) in Spanish
Stand up (to one student) in Spanish is ponte de pie (POHN-teh deh PYEH), or levántate.
- Spanish
- ponte de pie
- Say it
- POHN-teh deh PYEH
- Also said
- levántate
One of 30 words in Classroom Commands in Spanish: learn them step by step and practise them all.
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
- levanta la manoraise your hand (to one student) · leh-BAHN-tah lah MAH-noh
- siéntatesit down (to one student) · SYEHN-tah-teh
- 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 ponte de pie
How do you say stand up (to one student) in Spanish?
Stand up (to one student) in Spanish is ponte de pie. You can also say levántate.
How do you pronounce ponte de pie?
Say it POHN-teh deh PYEH. The syllables in capitals are stressed: POHN and PYEH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does ponte de pie mean in English?
In English, ponte de pie means stand up (to one student).
Keep learning Spanish
Classroom Commands in Spanish
Understand common teacher instructions for listening, reading, writing and working together.
School Supplies in Spanish
School supplies, classroom objects, people at school and school subjects, with practice for every word.
Spanish Subject Pronouns
The complete pronoun set, six persons, vosotros, ustedes and regional vos.
Spanish words A–Z
Every word with its own page: how to say it, hear it and practise it.
Updated · Pronunciation guides use Latin American Spanish.