Practice.
Answer first, then read the explanation. Don't skip it — that's the whole point.
_____ más despacio, por favor, que no te entiendo. (hablar)
Speak more slowly, please — I can't understand you.
_____ con la boca llena, Diego. (hablar)
Don't talk with your mouth full, Diego.
_____ más alto, señora, que desde aquí no se oye nada. (hablar)
Speak louder, madam — we can't hear anything from here.
_____ claro: este proyecto no va a funcionar así. (hablar)
Let's be frank: this project won't work like this.
Chicos, _____ en voz baja, que el bebé está dormido. (hablar)
Guys, speak quietly — the baby is asleep.
Si tienes dudas, _____ con tu tutora antes del examen. (hablar)
If you have questions, talk to your tutor before the exam.
_____ tan fuerte en la biblioteca, que te van a echar. (hablar)
Don't talk so loudly in the library — they'll throw you out.
Por favor, no _____ usted por el móvil durante la consulta. (hablar)
Please don't talk on your mobile during the appointment.
No discutamos ahora: _____ del viaje mañana con calma. (hablar)
Let's not argue now: let's talk about the trip tomorrow, calmly.
Señores, no _____ todos a la vez, por favor. (hablar)
Gentlemen, please don't all talk at once.
_____ con Julia; seguro que ella sabe qué hacer. (hablar)
Talk to Julia; I'm sure she knows what to do.
Si nota algún síntoma, _____ inmediatamente con su médico. (hablar)
If you notice any symptoms, talk to your doctor immediately.
_____ de dinero en la primera cita, créeme. (hablar)
Don't talk about money on the first date, believe me.
_____ con el guía si se pierden en el museo. (hablar)
Talk to the guide if you get lost in the museum.
Not just a green check. A short paragraph telling you why.
No streaks, no points, no leaderboards. Just questions.
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