The Spanish command for 'don't touch' is?

The Spanish command for 'don't touch' is?

• A. No toque
• B. No vea
• C. No mire
• D. Sin tocar

Answer: (A)

In Spanish, telling someone not to do something uses the negative imperative form of the verb. Here, the action is tocar (to touch), and the formal command form addressed to one person is toque. Placing No in front gives No toque, which translates to “Don’t touch.” This formal address is common in polite or official contexts, like museums, shops, or with someone you don’t know well. The other options use different verbs or forms. No vea means “Don’t see,” and no mire means “Don’t look,” so they would stop someone from seeing or looking, not from touching. Sin tocar is a phrase meaning “without touching,” which isn’t a direct command.

In Spanish, telling someone not to do something uses the negative imperative form of the verb. Here, the action is tocar (to touch), and the formal command form addressed to one person is toque. Placing No in front gives No toque, which translates to “Don’t touch.” This formal address is common in polite or official contexts, like museums, shops, or with someone you don’t know well.

The other options use different verbs or forms. No vea means “Don’t see,” and no mire means “Don’t look,” so they would stop someone from seeing or looking, not from touching. Sin tocar is a phrase meaning “without touching,” which isn’t a direct command.