顔は狙わないでって英語でなんて言うの？

When playing such games, short and clear instructions are key as people are running, falling, dodging and probably out of breath. Politeness also is not as necessary as usual on the sports field. "Hey, let's all shoot at James!" "Just keep that water away from my face OK!" If you are a parent imparting advice to a child, you may say, "Never aim at someone's face,' as being a useful message for them to carry into adulthood.

When playing a sports game and you don't want someone to throw or aim something in your face, you can say: Don't aim at my face! To aim is to position something in a particular direction. If you are playing with water guns, you can say - Don't squirt water in my face! To squirt - to eject water from an opening. Don't shoot in my face! To shoot in this case means to spray water. When playing a game of dodge ball, you can say: Don't throw it in my face! I hope that helps!

There is always some danger when we play sports, things happens accidentally. Some people do not intend to harm you, but it happens, but we can take precautions in letting others know that we do not want to be hit or harmed in certain areas of our bodies. So, when we play dodgeball, we can use the following sayings: "Please do not hit me in the face!" "Please do not toss the ball in my face!" This means that you do not want to be harmed in your face. When we are playing with a water gun, this can be said: "Please do not point that in my face!" "Please do not direct it at my face!" This is telling the person that they should not squirt water in your face.

You can use any of these expressions to let someone know that you do not want your face to be hit. 1. Please do not hit my face. This statement will let the other person know not to hit your face. 2. Do not aim for my face please! To aim for something means to point or direct something. This statement will let the other person know that you do not want them pointing the dodgeball or water gun at your face. 3. Leave my face out! This will let the other person know that they can shoot at other areas of your body but not your face.

>My face is out of this game, body shots only! *This is telling them, whatever game you are playing, you face is out of the game. Saying indirectly that they are not allowed to hit or aim at your face. And that only "body" shots are allowed. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >Don't even try to aim at my face. *This is saying directly that they should not aim at your face or there will be trouble.

Another word for fire is shoot. This means you want them to shoot anyway on your body but you will appreciate it if they avoid your face.

Please mind the face. Mind – take care of, be careful. In other words, be careful of my face. Please avoid my face. Avoid – try not to hit that area. No aiming above the shoulders. – Only aim at the body, not above the shoulders reduces the chance of being hit in the face.

When I used to play with water guns as a kid, I would commonly use the third expression, but all three will do if you want to keep your head safe. Take care!

These are all suitable expressions to use when playing with someone inorder to tell them not to aim at your face. If you want to set the rules before the game begins you could say: -Please aim away from my face. -You are not allowed to spray me in the face. -Make sure you only spray my body and not my face. If you are in the middle of the game and you don't have much time to stop the game to give instructions you may say: -Hey !Watch out for my face! -Keep it away from my face! -Body shots only!

To tell somebody not to aim at your face when playing, you can tell them: "Please don't aim for my face." "Please avoid shooting at faces."