If you please in french

Answer 1

Please or If you please.

The phrase 's'il vous plaît' means please, if you please, if it pleases you. In the word-by-word translation, the conjunction 'si'* means 'if'. The personal pronoun 'il' means 'he/it'. The personal pronoun 'vous' means 'you'. The verb 'plaît' means '[he/she/it] pleases'.
it means 'please' but in a literal translation it means 'if you please': "si" means if, "vous" means you in the polite form (so it is possible to say si'l tu plait if talking to friends) and plait (with the hat on the i) means please. hope you found this useful : )

Answer 2

The French for "please" is "s'il vous plaît / s'il te plaît". "If you please" is a slightly nicer/more formal way of saying just "please", but French doesn't really have any other form of "s'il vous plaît". So I recommend you find another way to make your request more polite. Here's one suggestion: "si ça ne vous dérange pas trop" (literally, "if it doesn't bother you too much")

Answer 3

"s'il vous plaît"

"pouvez vous apporter la note, s'i vous plaît ?" = could you bring us the bill, if you please?

Answer 4

"If you please" is "s'il vous plaît" (plural or formal) or "s'il te plaît" (informal singular) in French.

Answer 5

s'il vous plait

Answer 6

se vous pla