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You can say "fuerte".
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The verb to remember is: Recordar The command 'remember' is: Acu
Quedate alado de la machina de fax!
Often names stay the same when translated to Spanish, and this is such a case. It would still be pronounced "Ronnie," but perhaps with a slight roll of the R.
To command someone to run in Spanish, you would say 'corre.'
Mantenerse en contacto con nosotros. If you mean it as command i.e. "Stay in touch with us" as opposed to He wants to stay in touch with us", the Spanish command is "Mantente/Manténgase/Manténganse en contacto con nosotros" (tú/Ud./Uds)
To command someone to eat bread in Spanish, you would say 'Come el pan.'
You say, "mandado," - "el mandado."
If you mean as in a command to stop, you can say "¡Alto!". You can also say "¡Detente!" (informal) or "¡Deténgase!" (formal version).
"To listen (to)" in Spanish is "escuchar". "Listen" as a command would be "escuche".
You would say 'come.'
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To command someone to open the door in Spanish, you would say 'Abre la puerta.'
You can say "fuerte".
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