"Não seja meu aluno."

Translation: Do not be my student.

[kwfoged]

Correct me if I am wrong but is this not the first time one encounter SUBJUNTIVO in this game? Should it not be introduced in some way?

[polycrackr]

This sentence is so strange. When would anyone actually use it?

[Paulenrique]

If you take as subjunctive, it makes more sense... teachers talking: "João é um péssimo aluno" / "que não seja meu aluno ano que vem" (meaning i hope he is not my student next year)

[polycrackr]

I agree... just seems strange to turn to a student and command them to not be your student.

[Paulenrique]

Yeah... so, take as subjunctive ;)

[r_i_l_e_y]

http://bluestgirl.blogspot.com.au/2010/05/please-dont-be-my-student.html

[polycrackr]

Now how about Portuguese lol

[r_i_l_e_y]

"seja" does not appear in the conjugation table for "ser"?!

[Paulenrique]

Hmmm... it's imperative used for "você"

[polycrackr]

it's in the subjunctive tab

[Paulenrique]

It can be both.... http://www.conjuga-me.net/verbo-ser

[mrule]

Apparently this an imperative, not subjunctive.