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How to Say "repeat!" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “repeat!” is “repite” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishA2
verbA2
Direct informal command
A friendly cartoon woman is making an encouraging gesture toward a parrot perched on a stand, prompting the bird to speak again, representing the command 'Repeat!'

Examples

¡Repite conmigo: 'Yo tengo un gato'!

Repeat with me: 'I have a cat'!

No te escuché bien, repite por favor.

I didn't hear you well, repeat please.

Informal Command (Tú)

This form ('repite') is the positive command used when speaking to a friend or someone you address informally (tú). It usually matches the third-person present tense.

Confusing Commands

Mistake: “Using *¡Repita!* when speaking to a friend (tú).”

Correction: Use *¡Repite!* for friends (tú). *¡Repita!* is reserved for formal situations (usted).

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