Two Speakers Repeat a Request for Silence (Full Transcript)

A brief dialogue where two speakers repeat the Spanish command “¡Cállate, por favor.” asking someone to be quiet.

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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: ¡Cállate, por favor.

[00:00:07] Speaker 2: Cállate, por favor.

Summary

Two speakers repeat the Spanish phrase “¡Cállate, por favor.” meaning “Please be quiet / Shut up, please.”

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Repeated request for silence

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cállate

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por favor

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request

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silence

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Key Takeaways

Both speakers say the same phrase, indicating repetition or mimicry.
The phrase is a strong request/command to stop talking.
Context suggests tension despite the polite add-on.

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Sentiments

Negative: The imperative ‘cállate’ is a forceful command indicating irritation or conflict, softened slightly by ‘por favor’.

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