It means they want you to sit in silence....
Either 1. they are tired 2. they have to go potty, or 3. someone told them to sit.
"Cote de la" in English translates to "coast of the" or "hill of the" depending on the context.
The saying "sit in the presence" is usually used to refer to being in close proximity to someone or an object. Here is an example sentence: It was a once in a lifetime experience to sit in the presence of Barack Obama.
It means they r jumpy and they can't sit still It means they are interesting and unique.
The verb for seat is sit. As in "to sit on something or someone".
sit
sit on them, fatty
If you sit next to her, that does not mean that you are on a date. If you ask someone out you bassicly want to go on a date, so i don't see anything wrong about that.
"Siéntense" and "Siéntese" mean "Sit" (the command).
they sit on the bench
If you mean a sit-up as in the exercise, the plural is sit-ups.