The phrase "please keep the money" can often be used in situations where someone is declining a financial gift or a payment, possibly out of gratitude or a desire to help someone else. It reflects a generous spirit and a willingness to prioritize relationships or causes over monetary gain. This sentiment can foster goodwill and strengthen connections between individuals.
You might say, "One moment, please." or "Quiet, please." or "Can you keep the noise down?" or "I need some quiet time." "Please shut up."
If you want to know what that means, please say so in your question. If you want to know the origin of the idiom, please say that in your question.
The Spanish for purse (as in where you keep your money) is monedero.
Keep the tag on there and say you never wore it
Samantha Chavez
Please say that in English. (It does, yes)
Barbie membership closed down because the want to keep all of the money from the v.i.ps please put it back on please
s'il vous plaît de rester en contact
Another way to say "please be aware" is "please note." You could also use phrases like "kindly take note" or "please keep in mind." These alternatives maintain a similar level of formality and convey the same message effectively.
If it is yours say can I borrow it and then say I have lost it and then say when you find it I will give it back to you but you don't really give back! If you want to have a game from the friend say pretty please and you will never hear me say anything to you to borrow or keep Please! And that answers your question!
Say it in English please. Say it in English please. Say it in English please.
for please they say please, and for thank you they say thank you...