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How to say “Chill out my sister”?

repoze ou se pa’m
Have a rest my sister

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ou dwe poze ou sista
You need to chill my sister

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These two examples are response to the phrase “Chill out my sister.” The first means is where you’re asking someone to take a break or rest – perhaps they are working too hard.

The second example would be in the context of an argument. It’s more forceful and has the idea that the person is too upset and needs to have a few minutes for a timeout.

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