In Tunisia, "please" is commonly expressed as "min fadlak" (من فضلك) when speaking to a man and "min fadlik" (من فضلك) when addressing a woman. This phrase is used to convey politeness when making requests. Additionally, you might hear variations in colloquial speech, but "min fadlak/fadlik" remains the standard form.
"La Tunisie" (fem.)
Je vous comprends.
not much compare to its neighbours Algeria and Lybia !(please refer to wikipedia.com)
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for please they say please, and for thank you they say thank you...
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Tunisia was colonized on Tunis and other city in Tunisia.
Tunisia is in Northern Africa - not Europe.
Just say, "Check, please."
tahphoon literally same way as saying typhoon but with an AH instead of Y (at least thats how we say it in tunisia
please do as you say = bitte tue was du sagst
"lutfan'' is how you say please Also you may say "khahesh mi konam."