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Amharic አማርኛ am
አቁም!
Ah-KOOM!

Use 'Akuim!' in informal situations, 'Akuimu!' is more polite.

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Arabic العربية ar
قف!
Keef!

Use 'Qif!' in informal situations, 'Tawqaf!' is more polite.

Bangla বাংলা bn
দাঁড়াও!
Dã-rao!

Use 'Dã̃ṛao!' with friends and family, 'Dã̃ṛan!' is more respectful.

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Catalan català ca
Atura't!
Ah-too-RAHT!

Use 'Atura't!' in informal situations, 'Aturi's!' is more polite.

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Czech čeština cs
Stůj!
Stoo-y!

Use 'Stůj!' in informal situations, 'Zastavte!' is more polite.

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Danish dansk da
Stop!
Stop!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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German Deutsch de
Halt!
Halt!

Use 'Halt!' in most situations, especially when giving a command.

Greek Ελληνικά el
Σταμάτα!
Stah-MAH-tah!

Use 'Σταμάτα!' to someone you know, 'Σταματήστε!' is more formal.

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Spanish Español es
¡Para!
PAH-rah!

Use '¡Para!' in most situations, while '¡Deténgase!' is more formal.

Estonian eesti et
Peatu!
Pay-too!

Use 'Peatu!' in informal situations, 'Peatuge!' is more polite.

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Basque Basque eu
Gelditu!
Gel-dee-TOO!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Persian فارسی fa
ایست!
Eest!

Use 'Ist!' in informal situations, 'Motavaghef shavid!' is more polite.

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Finnish suomi fi
Lopeta!
Lo-peh-tah!

Use 'Lopeta!' in informal situations, 'Lopettakaa!' is more polite.

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French Français fr
Arrêtez !
Ah-reh-TAY!

Use 'Arrêtez!' to a group or someone you don't know, 'Arrête!' to a friend.

Galician Galician gl
Para!
PAH-rah!

Use 'Para!' in most situations, 'Pare!' is more formal.

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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu
ઊભો રહે!
Oo-bho ra-he!

Use 'Ūbho rahe!' with friends, 'Ūbhā raho!' is more polite.

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Hausa Hausa ha
Tsaya!
Cha-yah!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Hebrew עברית he
עצור!
Ah-TZOR!

Use 'Atzor!' in informal situations, 'Atzru!' is more polite.

Hindi हिन्दी hi
रुको!
Roo-koh!

Use 'Ruko!' in informal situations, 'Rukiye!' is more polite.

Hungarian magyar hu
Állj!
Ahl-y!

Use 'Állj!' in informal situations, 'Álljon meg!' is more polite.

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Indonesian Indonesia id
Berhenti!
Ber-HEN-tee!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Icelandic Icelandic is
Stöðva!
Stoe-thvah!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Italian Italiano it
Fermati!
Fer-MAH-tee!

Use 'Fermati!' to someone you know, 'Si fermi!' is more formal.

Japanese 日本語 ja
止まれ!
To-mah-reh!

Use 'Tomare!' in informal situations, 'Tomatte kudasai!' is more polite.

Korean 한국어 ko
멈춰!
Meom-chwo!

Use 'Meomchwo!' with friends, 'Meomchuseyo!' is more polite.

Lithuanian lietuvių lt
Stop!
Stop!

Use 'Stop!' in most situations, 'Sustokite!' is more formal.

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Latvian latviešu lv
Apstājies!
Ahp-stah-yehs!

Use 'Apstājies!' in informal situations, 'Apstājieties!' is more polite.

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Marathi मराठी mr
थांब!
Thaamb!

Use 'Thāmb!' in informal situations, 'Thāmba!' is more polite.

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Malay Melayu ms
Berhenti!
Ber-HEN-tee!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Dutch Nederlands nl
Stop!
Stop!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

Norwegian norsk no
Stopp!
Stop!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa
ਰੁਕੋ!
Ru-ko!

Use 'Ruko!' in informal situations, 'Ruko ji!' is more polite.

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Polish polski pl
Stop!
Stop!

Use 'Stop!' in most situations, 'Proszę się zatrzymać!' is more formal.

Portuguese Português pt
Pare!
PAH-reh!

Use 'Pare!' in most situations, it's direct and common.

Romanian română ro
Stai!
Stay!

Use 'Stai!' in informal situations, 'Opriți-vă!' is more polite.

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Russian русский ru
Стой!
Stoy!

Use 'Стой!' in informal situations, 'Остановитесь!' is more polite.

Swedish svenska sv
Stopp!
Stop!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Swahili Kiswahili sw
Simama!
See-MAH-mah!

Use 'Simama!' in most situations, it's a direct command.

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Tamil தமிழ் ta
நிறுத்து!
Ni-RU-tu!

Use 'Niṟuttu!' with friends, 'Niṟuttungal!' is more polite.

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Telugu తెలుగు te
ఆగు!
Aa-goo!

Use 'Agu!' with friends, 'Aagandi!' is more polite.

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Thai ไทย th
หยุด!
Yoot!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Filipino Filipino tl
Tigil!
Ti-gil!

Use 'Tigil!' in most situations, 'Tumigil!' is more formal.

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Turkish Türkçe tr
Dur!
Door!

Use 'Dur!' in most situations, 'Durun!' is more polite.

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Ukrainian українська uk
Стій!
Stee!

Use 'Стій!' in informal situations, 'Зупиніться!' is more polite.

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Urdu اردو ur
روک!
Ro-ko!

Use 'Roko!' with friends, 'Roken!' is more polite.

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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi
Dừng lại!
Zung lie!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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Yoruba Yoruba yo
Dúró!
Doo-roh!

Use 'Dúró!' in most situations, 'Ẹ dúró!' is more polite.

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Chinese 中文 zh
停!
Ting!

Use 'Tíng!' in most situations, 'Tíngzhǐ!' is more formal.

zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue
停!
Ting!

Use 'Tìng!' in most situations, 'Tìngzhǐ!' is more formal.

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Zulu Zulu zu
Misa!
Mee-sah!

This is a direct and widely understood command.

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