Spanish, 26.09.2019 11:00 DivineMemes420

Ineed the correct translation for my sentences in ! don't use a translator. let me know if my commands/mandatos include three irregular verbs and are in tu (informal) form with the correct conjugations of verbs !

always arrive before your curfew time.

be honest about where you are/were.

be safe.

respect your elders about your curfew and when you should be home.

be aware of your surroundings and who you encounter.

know your location and where you are.

don't be late.

don’t lie about where you are/were.

don’t cause trouble.

don’t argue or go against your parents on your curfew.

don't talk to strangers.

don’t wander off or go to place/location you don’t know, haven’t been too, or aren’t familiar with.

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Always arrive before your curfew time.

Translation: LLega siempre antes de tu hora de llegada a casa.

Be honest about where you are/were.

Translation: Sé sincero sobre donde estás / estabas.

Be safe.

Translation: Cuídate.

Respect your elders about your curfew and when you should be home.

Translation: Respeta a tus mayores sobre tu hora de llegada a casa y cuando deberías estar en casa.

Be aware of your surroundings and who you encounter.

Translation: Sé consciente de tu entorno y con quien te reúnes.

Know your location and where you are.

Translation: Conoce tu ubicación y donde estás.

Don't be late.

Translation: No llegues tarde.

Don’t lie about where you are/were.

Translation: No mientas¹ sobre donde estás / estabas.

Don’t cause trouble.

Translation: No causes problemas.

Don’t argue or go against your parents on your curfew.

Translation: No discutas o te enfrentes a tus padres por tu hora de llegada a casa.

Don't talk to strangers.

Translation: No hables con extraños.

Don’t wander off or go to place/location you don’t know, haven’t been too, or aren’t familiar with.

Translation: No deambules o vayas a lugares que no conoces, donde no has estado demasiado, o con los que no estás familiarizado.

There is only one command with an irregular verb:

¹No mientas => mentir (irregular imperative, second person, singular, informal)

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