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"Would" and "will" is about the same thing so you're asking the same thing twice: Whether I will help or not. Helpful?
The word "would" tends to convey a question of willingness to perform a task.
Ex: Would you help me if you had the time?
The word "will" is asking for assistance for a task.
EX: Will you help me as I need to get this task done right away?
Slight but noticeable differences.
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Is it can i help you or may i help you?
"May I help you" is the more grammatically correct phrase to use when offering assistance. "Can I help you" is also acceptable in casual conversation.
May i help you?
And what is it that you want to help me in, may I ask back?
Is May I help you the same as Can I help you?
yes but you would say can I help you too someone you know and may i help you would to a stranger or an adult
How do you say the how may i help you in Islam?
you do not say how may i help you Islam is a religion not a language.
What is the history of May Day?
May Day is a call for help, coming from the French m'aidez = help me.
How do you say how may I help you in German?
how may I help you = wie kann/darf ich Ihnen helfen?
How does natural selection help prey?
Natural selection may help prey by giving it better camouflage, or it may help prey by giving it greater speed, or it may help prey by increasing its rate of reproduction. Then again, it may respond by helping predators in exactly the same way.
How do you say how may i help you in Singapore?
Most locals speak English. So simply ask "May I help you?"
How may you help the library?
You can ask the librarian to help shelve books.
Which is correct how can I help you or how may I help you?
Both "How can I help you" and "How may I help you" are correct phrases to use when offering assistance. They have the same meaning and politeness level, so you can use either one based on your preference.
Spanish for how may i help you?
How may I help you: - Cómo puedo ayudarte (informal form) - Cómo puedo ayudarle (formal form)
Is May I help the following person grammatically correct?
Yes, but not idiomatically correct; the common phrase for that is "May I help the next person?"
