How to Say "Shut up" in Latin
The most natural way to say "Shut up" in Latin is Tace. Tap the speaker above to hear it, then say it back out loud. That is the fastest way to make it stick.
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When to use it
Use 'Tace' when you want someone to stop talking in a casual or direct manner. It is appropriate among friends or in informal settings. For more formal situations, consider using 'Sile'.
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Examples in Latin
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| Tace, quaeso. | Shut up, please. |
| Tace, non audis? | Be quiet, can't you hear? |
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Frequently asked questions
Is 'Tace' rude?
It can be considered blunt, so use it with care depending on the context.
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