Sign Here translates to which of the following in Spanish?

• A. Escribe Aqui
• B. Señale Aqui
• C. Firme Aqui
• D. Firma Aqui

Answer: (C)

The instruction is about signing a document in a formal context. In Spanish, the action “to sign” is “firmar,” and the formal command form used with usted is “firme.” When combined with “aquí” (here), the natural directive on a form is “Firme aquí.” This uses the appropriate level of formality for official documents.

Other options use different verbs or forms: “Escribe aquí” uses the informal tú form for writing here, “Firma aquí” uses the informal tú form for signing, and “Señale aquí” means to indicate or mark here rather than to sign.