Yes, as long as the favor given does no harm to me socially, morally, physically, emotionally or financially.
I often have, and answering this question just may be another example!
I've also given money to a stranger
If it is within the scope of my abilities, it would be my pleasure to do you a favor.
All would favor lower taxes.
they would be in favor
No way
he would probably try to touch me inappropriately
Primetime What Would You Do - 2009 Would You Protect a Stranger's Dog was released on: USA: 29 October 2010
Malihini means stranger in Hawaiian, but is technically a person who is a newcomer, or stranger among Hawaiians. Translation would be Malihini, kakanaka 'e
The stranger's grandmother was friends with Miles' wife. The grandmother would tell the Stranger of how Miles' wife would tell her that her husband and his family NEVER seemed to age.
If the word FAMILY is used as adjectival predicate ("You are a family to me"), then the opposite would be STRANGER ("You are a stranger to me"). WHAT?
"Por" in this context basically means "as" - so, it literally means something like "as a favor". So, it would mean "Could you do this as a favor for me?", though it is usually translated as "Please", since it is more common in English to say that. On the other hand, "para favor" or, more gramatically correct, "para el favor" would mean "for the favor", which doesn't make much sense, since you are expected to do a favor to benefit a person, not to do something to benefit the favor!
It would favor white because then it could camouflage and hide from predators and would be most likely to survive
its por favor... spanish for please. directly translated, it would mean 'for a favor'.