Sentence examples of "callar" in Spanish with translation "shut up"
Quienquiera que se calle aun si tiene razón, está casado.
Whoever shuts up, even though he is right, is married.
Quienquiera que se calle al darse cuenta de que está equivocado es sabio.
Whoever shuts up when he notices he's wrong is wise.
—¿Eh? —Dima no lo entendía— ¿Pero tú no eres Al-Sayib? ¿Y no estás bebiendo Fanta y diciéndoles a los novatos que se callen?
"Huh?" Dima didn't understand. "But isn't this Al-Sayib? And aren't you drinking Fanta and telling noobs to shut up?"
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