tú sueltes

let go, release

→ soltar
suelt release; let go + es 2nd-person singular subjunctive
verb · second singular · subjunctive Uncommon #17,971
let go, release Present subjunctive (tú) form of "soltar"; often used after expressions like "no" (don’t) or "espero que" (I hope that).
SP: No sueltes mi mano.
EN: Don’t let go of my hand.
Conjugation of soltar
Subjunctive
SingularPlural
Second sueltes —

He dicho que la sueltes.

I said let her go.

— Decision to Leave (2022)

No sueltes mis manos.

Don't let go of my hands.

— El tiempo contigo (2019)

Te he dicho que me sueltes.

I told you to let me go.

— Amarcord (1973)

Sobre todo, no me sueltes, ¿eh?

Above all, don't let go of me, okay?

— [REC] (2007)

No te sueltes.

Don't let go.

— Moonrise Kingdom (2012)

Hará que te sueltes un poco.

It will make you loosen up a bit.

No sueltes la perilla.

Don't let go of the knob.

— El chico y la garza (2023)

He dicho que lo sueltes.

I said let go of it.

— Caza en la noche (2019)

No me sueltes la mano.

Don't let go of my hand.

No la sueltes, Stu.

Don’t let go of her, Stu.

— Kajaki (2014)

Ponte detrás de mí y no te sueltes.

Get behind me and hold on tight.

— [REC] (2007)

No sueltes a ese perro.

Don't let go of that dog.

No sueltes mi mano.

Don't let go of my hand.

— Ponyo en el acantilado (2008)

No me sueltes.

Don't let go of me.

— Carandiru (2003)

No sueltes la cuerda.

Don't let go of the rope.

No sueltes mi mano, o te vas a perder.

Don’t let go of my hand, or you’ll get lost.

No me sueltes, Majestad.

Don't let go of me, Your Majesty.

— Carandiru (2003)

Cuando me sueltes la mano, ¿podré irme a casa a dormir?

When you let go of my hand, will I be able to go home and sleep?

— Taxi Express (1998)

No sueltes la cuerda hasta que te diga.

Don't let go of the rope until I tell you to.