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Yes, totally! "Please Be Quiet" MUCH better, because "Shh" is not a very cool thing to say! It's basically just a sound that's pretty much short for "Shut Up". It's very disrepectful to say it in someone's face out loud enough for spit to come out. So it's a lot better to say "Please Be Quiet" or "Please Lower Your Voice". That's Good manners.
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Is saying Please Be Quiet better than Shh?
Yes, totally! "Please Be Quiet" MUCH better, because "Shh" is not a very cool thing to say! It's basically just a sound that's pretty much short for "Shut Up". It's very disrepectful to say it in someone's face out loud enough for spit to come out. So it's a lot better to say "Please Be Quiet" or "Please Lower Your Voice". That's Good manners.
What does ssh mean in texting?
shh be quiet
Why do people get affected by SHH?
because it means be quiet
How do you spell shush?
That is the correct spelling of "shush" (to quiet, from shh).
Why do we say shh when you want someone to be quiet?
Since English is a Germanic language , and the German word for quiet is schweigen , and pronounced
What is a librarian's command?
The librarian's command is "shh!" ( or be quiet)!!!!!!!
Is Beyonce part of a secret organization?
Shh, the Girls Scouts are trying to keep it quiet.
How do you sign quiet in sign language?
Place the finger to the lips, and make the "Shh" souund/gesture
How do you spell shuch?
The spelling Shuch is a surname. The similar common word is such.Other possible words are the related terms shh and shush (be quiet, to quiet).
How do you stop other peoples dogs barking?
you can stop them by saying shh shh shh shh shh and then they will stop.
How do you say be quiet in sign language?
Place the finger to the lips, and make the "Shh" souund/gesture
What is the difference between a quiet and quite?
"A quiet" is used to describe something that makes very little noise, while "quite" is used to emphasize the degree or extent of something. For example, "the library was quiet" versus "the book was quite interesting."
