how do you say 'wake up' in spanish?

Question

sorry i dont know where the spanish section is?? and also, what does "despierte" mean?

Answer 1

You can say:
despierta (this is the closest one)

levántate (more like stand up)
párate (more like stand up)

Answer 2

Wake Up In Spanish

Answer 3

You're wondering, perhaps, about the name of that program that's on tomorrow morning? Despierte America = "Wake up, America!" You might say it's the Latino equivalent of Good Morning America.

Good show, too.

As for "the spanish section" of Yahoo Answers, I think you kinda found it, since this section is Languages. I figure they don't really need a question forum for each language on earth. This one spot does pretty well...

Barjesse37

Answer 4

despierte = Wake Up!!

Use an online translator next time! Like this one:

http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html

Answer 5

First answer is correct, but you can also say "Despiértate!"
o "Despertate!". It all depends on whether you use usted, tu o vos to adress somebody in Spanish.

Answer 6

Despertarse means "To wake up"

despierte means "you wake up" as a command, so basically
"Wake Up" when talking to someone.

Answer 7

go to babel fish translation.com

here you can translate almost anything from any language.
this will help you know all spanish words!!

Answer 8

if you say like an order is
"Despertate!"
if you wanna say when you wake up the verb is
"despertarse"
and "despierte" means wake up refering to a person ...
you can say "por favor despierte...." and is formal

Answer 9

despiertate, levantate, avispate, despivalate, desenrroscate, enchufate, despega la oreja, saca ese trasero de la cama.

Answer 10

Mira time to make the donuts