French:
fermes-toi / fermes ta gueule (mostly French Canada)
ta gueule / la ferme / fermes-la (mostly France)
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I knew that, means something like...
Edit I was wrong Cala-te sua puta means (shut your whore mouth)
Casually trying to learn Spanish & Portuguese
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Also just calate, which can mean be quiter or stop talking
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In Bosnian
Ušuti! From Šutnja - no one talking being quit
Umukni - one word for stop talking (comes from Muk means The Quiet)
Začepi (čep meaning cap)
Začepi gubicu - shut your mouth but insult for mouth (Comes from Gubavac - means leper, so you can draw the conclusion)
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Dutch:
Hou je bek.
That last word can be substituted by a lot of words, a few:
smoel, waffel, kop, bakkes...
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"Kes sesini" !
"Kapa çeneni" !
"Sus" or "Sus lan" !
All in Turkish
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It seems that うるさいよ ("urusai" or "noisy") is more commonly used. (The Japanese culture tends to say things indirectly.)
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Say "Shut up" in your language.
"Cala boca" - Portuguese (BR)
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