How do you say calm down in spanish?

Answer 1

Càlmate. (inf.)
Càlmese. (f.)
Another one used a lot is, "tranquilìzate." (tranquilìcese)

Answer 2

Calm Down In Spanish

Answer 3

Cálmate (informal)
Cálmese (formal)

The spellings for calmese above are wrong. It's cálmese not calmase.

You can also say many other things like relájate/relájese, tranquilízate/tranquilícese, tranquilo...(to a guy)/tranquila...(to a girl), etc. The most proper ones and the most exact translation though are the first two I wrote on the answer.

Answer 4

If you are telling it to someone: calmate

I want you to calm down: Necesito que te calmes
he is calmed down: ya esta tranquilo/ya se calmo

you can also say: relajate-relax

Answer 5

Calmate for friends (calm-a-tay)

Calmase for those who you would show higher respect for (parents, strangers, elders) pronounced calm-a-say.

In both I believe the accent is placed over the e at the end of the word.

Answer 6

I live in a Spanish speaking country and my friends always say, "Tranquilo."

Answer 7

jesito is close, but for friends it's
cálmate
and for strangers or respected individuals it's
cálmese
and if you're talking to a group of people it's
cálmense

Many people will usually say "tranquilo" in this situation (if they are talking to a male), "tranquila" for a female, or "tranquilos" if you are talking to a group that has at least one male.

Answer 8

calm down = calmate ojete

Answer 9

calma abajo

Answer 10

calmate