How to Say Shut Up in Spanish

Shut up in Spanish

To be fluent in Spanish, you need to be able to perform in a variety of situations in everyday life, such as silence. That's why, in this list, we've compiled a list of ways to say 'shut up' in Spanish.

All of these impressions are very popular in all Spanish-speaking countries and have the same purpose. Be aware, however, that their degree of formality or rudeness will vary. So make sure you read the descriptions and examples so you can choose the best option for you.

Shut up in Spanish is Cállate

Example Sentences

1:Todo esto es culpa tuya. Así que mejor cállate.

This is all your fault. So, you'd better just shut up.

2: Cállate, por favor.

Please shut up.

3: Cállate y sigue con tu trabajo.

Just shut up and get on with your work!

4: Cállate y déjame pensar.

Shut up and let me think.

5: Cállate, estoy aquí para ayudarte.

Shut up. I'm here to help you.

More Examples of Shut up in Spanish

1: Será mejor que te calles.

You'd better shut up.

2: Nunca pierdas una buena oportunidad de callarte.

Never miss a good chance to shut up.