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tú obligues

force, make

→ obligar
verb · 2nd-person singular informal, present tense Rare #52,580
force, make Used in a negative command meaning “don’t force” or “don’t make.”
SP: No obligues a tu hijo a comer.
EN: Don’t make your son eat.
Conjugation of obligar
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Second obligues —
Third obliga obligan

Si no quiere comer, no la obligues.

If she doesn't want to eat, don't force her.

— Die Blechtrommel (1979)

¡No me obligues!

Don't make me!

— Perros de Reserva (1992)

Si no quiere pastel, no la obligues.

If she doesn't want cake, don't force her.

— Un día de furia (1993)

No me obligues.

Don't force me.

— Las Travesuras de una Sirena (2016)