How do you say "Get out of the way, please" in Spanish
talking to a child
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If you say "sal del camino", the child has to be in an actual path/road. When you are asking someone to move because you want to pass, you can say this:
Aparta / Apártate (this sounds quite harsh)
¿Me dejas pasar? (this is honestly what I'd be most likely to say to a child in this case).
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¿Podrías salir del paso, por favor?
Best regards,
Alejo.
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You can say ''¿Te importaría dejarme pasar?'', ''¿Me deja pasar?'', ''¿Le importaría apartarse de mi camino?''
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Puedes decir: Sal del camino, por favor (tú)
O también Salga del camino, por favor (usted)
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I guess it would depend on the circumstances, but in most cases, it should be:
"Por favor, salga de la vía/camino/ruta"
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