Don't call me names

Don't call me names
 

how would you say "dont call me names" the correct way and how would you also say "dont insult me" the correct way

no llamame nombres- dont call me names

no me insultas- dont insult me

Hola.....

Don't call me names - no me pongas sobre nombres -o- no me pongas apodos

Don't insult me...... no me insultes

I hope everything is okay.......

Elaina:worried:

I would translate both the same way:No me insultes.

Gemma, hey, you don't sleep right, you are posting some lates Ha,ha,ha, and you should sleep ofter.

I hope you all are well.

Regards.

Another option for don't call me names could be no me digas así.

Pero no en este lado del charco...

I imagine you can say no me difames

Difamar is to slander, so I would say it's slightly different.

How about no me llames cosas feas como otra opción? :)

¿Cuál charco?

Elaina:thinking:

Elaina,
El charco es el Atlántico.

I wouldn't say that.But I would understand. It would sound foreign, though.

¡Ah no! ¡Ése es un charcote!!

Yo pensé como algo mas pequeño como un río o lago....

Elaina:D:D

The British call it the pond

Yes, Gemma, you said about some (Charco), What do you mean with it?, or What do meaning has the Charco?

Ok, Do you call (Charco) to the ocean.?

Hey, indeed, out in your coutry Gemma, There are a lot (Huracanes), or only there are rains.

No me de sobrenombres!
 

:impatient: y... No me insulte dandome sobrenombres!

Ten un buen dia y no le pongas atencion a los que te molestan con sobrenombres o insultos.

Mar-y-el

What you are from?
 

Hey, Mar-y-el,

Why do you have that nick.?

What you are from.?

What is your age.?

I know, it are much questions, but only I want to know, Who're you, or better said it, I want meet you.

Regards.:rolleyes:

No me llames cosas feas no suena Angloforeign, but Latinoamerican. I've heard of this a number of times from Colombian people.

You have heard this a number of times? OMG, are you calling Colombians names?:rolleyes: