Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Behave"

A: “きちんとしなさい”は子供に言えばいいですか？

A: Do the right thing. Act normal. Don't be weird

A: Don't do anything bad, act appropriately


Dictionary says it'd be "kendine gel" in Turkish

A: Gracias

A: "Alright, please behave now."
"Behave yourselves"
"It is important to behave at the ceremony"
"Stay behaved at the funeral"
"I want to behave well in my class"
"He needs to behave"
"You don't behave the way you are supposed to be"
"The way he behaves tells me that he isn't happy"
"I want you to behave yourselves before I leave"
"If you behave, I will reward you"

A: It's fine by itself. But you could also say.:

Behave yourself now!
Please behave yourself!

A: What is the difference between act and behave? While it's not an absolute distinction, “act” generally refers to the action itself, apart from any sort of cause or value judgment; behave (or behavior) often implies that there is a reason, purpose, or value associated with an action.

A: A suggestion, but instead of "Behave like I did", you can use "Follow my lead". It's a little informal. Or you can say "Do as I do." or simply, "Follow me and..."

"Behave like I did" and "Behave like what I did" sounds rigid and stiff.

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A: Yes, that’s fine!

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