"N'appuie surtout pas sur cette touche-là !"

Translation: Especially don't press that button!

[pumpkin.the.cat]

The english translation is pretty awkward. A more natural phrasing would be "Especially not that button!"

[EW5PJ1A3]

I agree with your point that it is an awkward English sentence and not how the word "especially" would be used. In terms of a translation, "Above all" makes more sense in English.

[GamerBogman]

The French sentence also sounds very awkward to me.

[Geoff_Campbell]

Yup, you need a "press" somewhere in your translation

[doublelingot]

Above all, don't push that button!

[--Roody--]

I wrote that and it was accepted.

[--Roody--]

Except you're not translating the vocabulary word, which is the whole point of the lesson.

[4u1e]

'Above all' is a good translation or surtout

[Richard7281]

I wrote: Above all don't press on that button there! Not accepted!

[--Roody--]

That's a good dire t translation. "There" is more folksy than the French là but it gets the idea across.

[JoanneDela8]

Why is surtout placed before pas?

[MandyB11]

Just checked my dictionary for the spelling of the "full" verb and discovered that sur goes with it, despite the gap in the sentence. It's appuyer sur - to press/push. HTH :)

[aussie3931]

I had to Google HTH. Thank you. :-)

[Martyn413385]

... Mr President!