The Irish for quiet is "ciúin".
Filemu (quiet, be quiet) Aua le pisa (don't make any noise)
Choop or Choop bugum means quiet say. Booru gumpshu means Go away!
vara tyst
tacite
Ruhe
Enila
Jamaica is an English-speaking country, so it would be: "Be quiet".
The correct spelling is "quiet" (silent, or hushed).
Tell them to be quiet and say you will give them something special (that wont be too affordable, such as a bike ride, a day playing with him/her, or getting him/her something that he/she will enjoy). Or you say if you will be quiet you will give her chocolate
You simply say it, or if you want to be a little nicer say be quiet.
'Keep quiet' is translated 'tiens-toi tranquille' in French.