1. Your language
2. Does it have a word for "please"?
Danish
No, it doesn't.
1. Your language
Hudson Thompson
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Angel Flores
Wow you guys are pretty rude
James Sanchez
>Danish
>No, it doesn't.
Are you sure? How can you tell?
Christian Powell
Yes, I've heard about this. Also in Swedish and Norwegian?
Anthony Jackson
English.
No, but we do have 50 for the word "goal"
Samuel Allen
Por favor ("by/through favour").
Ethan Nguyen
because there is literally no equivalent to "please" in danish.
swedes use "snälla" as please, but a swede can correct me if I'm wrong.
Jose Flores
How do you ask for things in a polite way?
Easton Morgan
THIS?? Imagine these barbaric old worlders just barking out commands
Josiah Sullivan
"be kind and do this/give me that" but you don't use that with strangers, only people you know else it sounds weird.
politeness isn't really expressed through speech here, but rather through behavior/body language, so there's not really any formal way to speak.
Jackson Long
"te/vă rog" - I ask thee/you to
Noah Bailey
1. Japanese
2. Yes
""Please give"" it to me
私にそれを""下さい""
Take as much as you ""please"".
""好き""なだけ持っていけ
""Please!""
""お願い!""
Please , may I go to the restroom?
""すいません"" お手洗いに行ってもいいですか?
Joshua Thomas
restorumo
Cameron Johnson
I see.
Dylan King
sounds like a horrible country to live in as an autist
Cameron Davis
Not a word, but rather a phrase; jekk jogħġbok (If you'd like) .
Austin Smith
restroom = toilet = お手洗い
desu :3
Jack Powell
Croatian
Pička ti materina.
Ethan Cooper
ウナギポルノ
Parker Miller
we use the same word for "please" and "You're welcome"
пoжaлyйcтa(pozhalusta)
Dylan Jenkins
No, it doesn't
Jordan Sanders
ウナギポルノ???
Easton Cooper
Don't you have the equivalent of "vaer so snill"?
Also in Dutch it's "alstublieft" (or "alsjeblieft", depending on how polite you want to be).
"Alstublieft" is a shortened version of the phrase "als het u belieft" which means "if it pleases you".
Jackson Nguyen
guarani uses the diminutive "na"
then you hear paraguayans paraphrasing it when talking in other languages
>"can you pass me a little salt?"
>"let me be in this job a little , i need the tips"
Jordan Nelson
ウナギ 肛門
Easton Wright
Is this?
thesun.co.uk
> DOCTORS in China have a removed an eel from the anus of a drunk man who refused to reveal how the massive fish got there.
David Wood
genki..
Owen Bell
Góði/a. (Good/kind one). Is used for please.
Oliver Jones
no, it's this one extreme2world.com
dou itashimasite
Cooper Jenkins
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no there ain't