How do you say peace out in spanish?

Answer 1

In order to translate peace to you into Spanish, it would depend on how many people that person is addressing. If they are only addressing one other person, then it would be paz a tu, and if it were multiple people that they did not know, it would be paz a vosotros.

Answer 2

A Paz

I usually say

"Pesation"

"Peace Out" is a specific English expression that does not translate well. Colloquial Spanish ways of saying "bye" are: "Luego", "Pronto", "Nos vemos".

Answer 3

It depends on which 'you' you mean. There are four 'yous' in Spanish, and even a fifth if you count 'vos.' English has two current 'yous' and two archaic 'yous' ('thees' and 'thous,' actually).

You plural familiar is: "Paz sea con vosotros."

You singular familiar is: "Paz sea contigo."

You plural formal is: "Paz sea con ustedes."

You singular formal is: "Paz sea con usted."

You singular very formal is: "Paz sea con vos."

Answer 4

Peace be with you is an English equivalent of '¡La paz esté con usted!' The feminine definite article 'la'means 'the'. The feminine noun 'paz' means 'peace'. The verb 'esté' means '[he/she/it] be'. The preposition 'con'means 'with'. The personal pronoun 'usted' means 'you'. All together, they're pronounced 'lah pah-seh-STAH koh-noo-STEHD'.

Answer 5

Peace be with you is an English equivalent of '

Answer 6

Lol um ok 'La paz sea contigo'