sentarse / estar sentado, a
me siento / se sienta (él, usted, ella) / se sientan (ellos, ustedes, ellas) / te sientas / nos sentamos / os sentáis.
*Also "tomar asiento" is possible along with the respective conjugations.
If you're describing the action in action, in this case, use: ir a + sentarse: me voy/ se va / se van / nos vamos / te vas / os vais a sentar.
'sentado' if the action is complete, and you mean 'being (already) seated'
But in the sentence, for instance: "He is sitting down" in Spanish would be: "Está sentado", not "está sentándose". If in English it is described an action being carried out, as with this example, in Spanish it's expressed as a near future: "se va a sentar". It's not common (if not impossible) to say "está sentándose", because the gerund in Spanish is used to talk about an action being carried out for long time: "está lloviendo, está nevando, está haciendo mucho frío". Nevertheless, when you sit down, you don't take long time, not in Spanish. ;)
The verb is "sentarse", but how you conjugate the command is dependent on who the subject is:
Tú -- siéntate
Ud. -- siéntese
Vosotros -- sentaos
Uds. -- siéntense
Siéntate
Sit down would be: "siéntate" in Spanish.
Siéntese.
Sentar is the Spanish verb for "to sit". If you are asking someone to sit down, you would say "Sientese, por favor."
sentarse
"abajo"You would say "abajo".
The Japanese verb for 'to sit' is 'suwaru.'---If you're talking to a pet it is 'osuwari.'If you are saying "sit down" to a person, you would say Suwarinasai.
to sit = sentar or tomar asiento
Sentar is the Spanish verb for "to sit". If you are asking someone to sit down, you would say "Sientese, por favor."
Sientate
sentarse
To say "sit down" in Hawaiian, you can say "noho iho." "Noho" means "sit" and "iho" means "down."
Sit down!
It means "sit down".
The Spanish word "sientate" translates to "sit down" in English.
Sentémonos.
sediet. Sit down = sadni si
Sit, also drag the stylus down the dogs body.
To say "sit down" in Chinese, you can say "zuo xia" (εδΈ) which literally translates to "sit down." It is a common way to politely ask someone to take a seat.
Suwarinasai