How to Say "turn over" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “turn over” is “vuelvan” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Espero que vuelvan para la cena.
I hope they return for dinner.
¡Vuelvan a sus asientos inmediatamente!
Return to your seats immediately!
El jefe pidió que vuelvan a revisar el informe.
The boss asked them to review the report again.
Subjunctive vs. Indicative
You use 'vuelvan' (special form) when expressing doubt, desire, or emotion about their return: 'Dudo que vuelvan.' You use 'vuelven' (normal form) only for facts: 'Ellos vuelven hoy.'
Formal Command
'Vuelvan' is also the polite command form for addressing a group ('ustedes'): 'Vuelvan aquí, señores.' (Come back here, gentlemen.)
Confusing forms
Mistake: “No creo que ellos vuelven.”
Correction: No creo que ellos vuelvan. (The doubt word 'creer' requires the special verb form 'vuelvan'.)
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