I need to try the following phrases in several different languages so I can find which one my children understand. English simply doesn’t cut it lately.
“Stop that.”
“Get your finger out of your/your brother’s nose.”
“Stop standing on your brother’s head.”
“Be quiet.”
“Don’t answer back.”
“Tidy up.”
“NOW!”
“Quieten down”
and most importantly,
“NO!”.
If you can help with any language translation or would like to add your own phrase(s) which are commonly heard throughout your home please let me know.
Nope sorry can't help.
But if you find out can you let me know!
🙂
I think my little one speaks Russian…
I'm afraid I can't help, but I do seem to be having the same problem with my two girls. If you figure it out you'd be a hero!
"Did you hear me?"
"I'm off-duty!"
"I've changed my name and I'm not telling you what it is!"….after being called Mom, Mommy for the millionth time in an hour.
LOL
Try this..NO Ice cream until you… No play time until you…Stop it or not…
lol, sorry can't help but you could add 'turn that awful noise off' (refering to teenage music..lol)
no means nothing here too.