¡Hola! If you’ve wanted to boss around multiple people in Spanish, then the ustedes commands are the commands for you. Notice that in Latin America, this will be the standard way to boss around more than one person.

In Spain, you might come across the vosotros commands more often, while ustedes commands could still be used.

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Explanation:

Practice 1:

Practice 2:

Practice 3:

Sheets mentioned in Practice 3 video:
Sheet to do before watching video: click here

Sheet with English translation: click here

Helpful Graphic (click to enlarge):

Vocabulario:

Verbos (verbs):

• buscar – to look for
• comer – to eat
• contar – to count
• decir – to say; to tell
• hablar – to talk; to speak
• hacer – to make; to do
• irse – to go away; to leave
• jugar – to play
• mirar – to see
• oler – to smell
• ponerse – to put on
• reír – to laugh
• sacar – to take out
• ser – to be
  • soy – I am
• tomar – to take
• volver – to return; to go back

Sustantivos (nouns);

• el dinero – the money
• la computadora – the computer
• la fruta – the fruit
• las flores – the flowers
• los dientes – the teeth
• los lentes – lenses; glasses
• los ojos – the eyes
• los videojuegos – the video games
• nadie – no one, nobody
• una foto – a photo; a picture
• una hoja de papel – a piece of paper
• una pistola – a pistol, a gun
• una manzana – an apple
• un Árbol – a tree
• un gato – a cat
• una vaca – a cow
• un cepillo para el pelo – a brush
• un elefante – an elephant
• un pollo – a chicken

Otro (other):

• a – to
• como – like, as
• guapo – handsome
• los dos – both
• para abajo – down / downwards
• para arriba – up  / upwards
• pero – but
• que – that
• su – his/her

Related video(s):

1. Affirmative Tú commands
2. Affirmative Tú commands – Irregular verbs
3. Negative Tú commands
4. Tú commands + pronouns
5. Usted commands 
6. Nosotros commands
7. Vosotros commands