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shh
An exclamation used to ask someone to be quiet or stop talking.
Sch, die Kinder schlafen schon.
Shh, the children are already asleep.
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shh
An exclamation used to ask someone to be quiet or stop talking.
Sch, die Kinder schlafen schon.
Shh, the children are already asleep.
'Sch' (shh) usually appears at the beginning of an utterance and is separated from the following part of the sentence by a comma. As a stand-alone exclamation, it is often followed by an exclamation mark.
Sch, wir wollen jetzt anfangen.
Shh, we want to start now.
Sch! Die Prüfung beginnt gleich.
Shh! The exam is about to begin.
'Sch' (shh) is mainly used in spoken, familiar everyday language. This exclamation is rare in formal written texts.
Sch, mach bitte die Tür leise zu.
Shh, please close the door quietly.
Sch! Ich kann dich sonst nicht verstehen.
Shh! Otherwise I can't understand you.
'Sch' (shh) is often followed by a request or command with 'bitte' (please), 'sei' (be, singular), or 'seid' (be, plural). This makes the request more specific.
Sch, sei bitte leise.
Shh, please be quiet.
Sch, seid jetzt bitte still.
Shh, please be quiet now.