Calm Down translates to which of the following in common Spanish usage?

• A. Tranquilo
• B. Calmete
• C. Calmese
• D. Relájate

Answer: (A)

Calm down in common Spanish usage is best expressed as a concise, casual interjection. Tranquilo works well because it acts like a quick command to settle down, used naturally in everyday speech. It’s versatile and understood regardless of who you’re addressing (masculine form is most commonly used, with Tranquila for a female). The other options aren’t the standard one-word, everyday cue: Relájate is valid but has a slightly different nuance, focusing more on relaxing the body; the remaining choices are incorrect spellings or forms. So, Tranquilo is the best fit for a natural translation.