1. yuore language

1. yuore language
2. does you're language have a word for "please"?

1. finish
2. no

1 kazakh
2 no

Kazakh
No (but there's the suffix for making a request)

turan magic

1. flag
2. no, but we have a word for thank you

What about si vous plait? Or however it's spelled

It is an expression, not a single word.

1. english
2. no

oh true

Flag
yes. it is pronounced Zebal in eng

Snälla.

>Mexico
No, it is two wordas "por favor" but a lot of people shortens into a single word "porfa" "porfi" or we say "please" a lot

>Portuguese
>When we beg no but when we are trying to compliment yes
When we ask something, instead of "please" we say "por favor" that means "for favor" but when we want to say we please someone we say "please" translated to Portuguese as "agradar."

Saying "if you please" or simply "please" is pretentious Victorian slave morality and therefore it's a bit awkward to translate, but you could say "vinarliga".

1.Maltese
2.no

>all these no's
wow rude

1. allemanic
2. yup

Pal...I mean 'no'.

Is this a joke? How can Finish and Kazahk not have a word for please?

Italiano
I think so, "prego", first person singular of "to pray". You use it to say "you're welcome" or "please" as when you're receiving guests/let someone pass through a door or hand over something to someone.

>2. no
Wow why are Finnish people so fucking rude

1. English/français
2. Yes/non

You dont need manners when you interact with autists

Arab: yes
Ita: not in a single word.

1. Cree
2. Yeah
Also this “mahtesa” for just a word “mahti-” for suffix

What is
MIELLYTÄ

yes, and its original meaning was to beg afaik