We can say, "I am looking for a favor from you." But if we're looking for a favor from someone, we don't usually tell them we are. We usually ask them for a favor, and leave it up to them whether or not they will favor us. After all it is a favor, not an obligation.
It is "por favor."Translated to: "Por favor." It's directly translated to by favor. But in English we don't say "by (your) favor" anymore. We say "please" meaning if you please.Por favor (pawrr fahVAWRR)
por favor, I think.
Brazilian is not a language, but Portuguese. And you'd say "por favor" (pronouncing poor-favor)
por favor
Favor in Spanish means the same as in English. To say "por favor" (for favor) means please. "A favor de" means in favor of. "Da me un favor" is do me a favor.
You can say "Favor que escribirme". Or "por favor, escríbeme de nuevo".
por favor
por favor
por favor no entre.... or favor de no entrar
por favor profesor (or por favor profesora)
Firma por favor.
Repite, por favor