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It means "call me please," usually in the context of telephone communications. The sentence should read "Appelle-moi, s'il te plaît"
S'il vous plait.Pronouced - Sil/siv Voo Play. As far as I understand it. Answer That is correct but you can also say s'il te plait, which is the more familiar form. So you would say s'il vous plait to a store clerk, but s'il te plait to your sibling.
Donnez-m'en un, s'il vous plaît. (As appropriate, change "donnez" to "donne", "vous" to "te" and "un" to "une".) You might also hear in casual speech "donne-moi-z-en" instead of "donne-m'en", but it is considered incorrect.
S'il te plait (please) is informal and singular. That means you are addressing a single person you are familiar with. S'il vous plait (please) is formal or plural. You may be adressing several persons at once, or a single one with whom the realtionship is more distant (your boss, a stranger, ...) To your son, mother, girlfriend: "s'il te plait, passe moi le sel" (pass me the salt, please) - s'il vous plait, venez (please, come [you all]) To several of your kids (plural): taisez-vous un peu, s'il vous plait (please, be quiet a moment) - s'il vous plait, venez (please, come [you all]) To your boss: Je voudrais vous parler de mon augmentation, s'il vous plait (I'd like to talk to you about my salary raise, please) - s'il vous plait, venez (please, come)
It means: please tell me one tiny word in french, just one
"... s'il TE plait..." Please touch me on the bed.
S'il te plait, appelle avant de partir.
Veux-tu sortir avec moi, s'il-te-plait?
Please, will you dance with me?
It means "call me please," usually in the context of telephone communications. The sentence should read "Appelle-moi, s'il te plaît"
S'il vous plait.Pronouced - Sil/siv Voo Play. As far as I understand it. Answer That is correct but you can also say s'il te plait, which is the more familiar form. So you would say s'il vous plait to a store clerk, but s'il te plait to your sibling.
mais s'il te plait corriges-moi si je me trompein text script : "but pls correct me if im wrong"
Donnez-m'en un, s'il vous plaît. (As appropriate, change "donnez" to "donne", "vous" to "te" and "un" to "une".) You might also hear in casual speech "donne-moi-z-en" instead of "donne-m'en", but it is considered incorrect.
S'il vous plaît pardonnez-moi. It's pronounced, see voo play par-dawn-ay muah
s'il VOUS plait is a polite form of saying please s'il TE plait is what you use with friends
S'il te plait (please) is informal and singular. That means you are addressing a single person you are familiar with. S'il vous plait (please) is formal or plural. You may be adressing several persons at once, or a single one with whom the realtionship is more distant (your boss, a stranger, ...) To your son, mother, girlfriend: "s'il te plait, passe moi le sel" (pass me the salt, please) - s'il vous plait, venez (please, come [you all]) To several of your kids (plural): taisez-vous un peu, s'il vous plait (please, be quiet a moment) - s'il vous plait, venez (please, come [you all]) To your boss: Je voudrais vous parler de mon augmentation, s'il vous plait (I'd like to talk to you about my salary raise, please) - s'il vous plait, venez (please, come)
s'il te plait or s'il vous plait