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Actually lento is correct depending on how you are using the word slow. Lento is the adjective form of slow meaning not fast and Despacio is the intransitive verb (verbs used without objects) form of the word slow.

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11y ago
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13y ago

"e'olea ondara" <-- More internet pollution.

It depends on the context:

A slow-down in economic growth. Una bajada (drop) en el crecimiento (growth) economicó

I don't understand, slow down please. No entiendo; [vaya] más despacio por favor.

The pace slowed down. Se aflojó El Paso.

You can also use "... rebaja ...", "... más lento..." and other constructs, again depending on exactly what you want to say and the context.

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14y ago

"Speak slower" in Spanish is "habla más despacio". It is pronounced "AH-blah mahs de-SPA-see-oh". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations

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14y ago

Más despacio, por favor.

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10y ago

Mas despacio al limpiar

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13y ago

despacio y rapido

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