z'eye roo'igg
Common translations are "Sei still", and "Sei ruhig"
Die Ruhe Die Stille as an imperative: Sei still/ruhig (informal) Seien Sie still/ruhig (formal)
sei ruhig
It depends on what kind of work needs to be done or how many people you are talking to; but for simplicity, we can just say this: "Sei ruhig und verrichte deine Arbeit."
sei
Somewhere between the tightness of 'seh' and the looseness of 'say' is how you pronounce 'sei' in Italian. The adjective 'bello' is pronounced 'BEHL-loh'. The phrase means 'You're handsome'.
Say is written in in IPA as [se:] or [sei].
"Say show-nah-go-un"
It would all depend on the country you're in, of course!! In French, it would be Soyez tranquille ! In Italian, it would be Sia calmo! In Greek, it would be Να είστε ήρεμος! In German, it would be Seien Sie ruhig!
Be good translates as sei brav.
"Seh" is the way to pronounce "sei."Specifically, the Italian word is the second person informal singular of the infinitive "essere" in the present indicative. It means "(you) are." This is the form of "you" that is used with someone from the speaker's close circle of family, friends and peers.
Latin: Dominus vobiscum! = German: Der Herr sei mit euch!