First, of course, we start with the evergreen and amazingly expressive shut up in German. Because nothing expresses my dissatisfaction with as much grace...

The word comes from the verb (sikkeureopda), which means “to be.” I followed some very stupid advice from another blogger here at the time...

It can be said in a rude or somewhat neutral way (considering it’s never the case. It’s the “shut up you could use if...

This phrase is much more common than Damare. You can say it when you feel that someone or something is loud or loud. This...

Silencio is a more polite and formal way to say “shut up” in Spanish. The advantage of this word is that you can use...

I don’t want you to shout “shut up.” It’s no big deal either. Your teacher won’t be disciplined or terminated for this unless you...