"Out of favor" refers to a situation where someone or something is no longer liked, accepted, or preferred by others. This can occur in various contexts, such as social relationships, business, or trends. When a person or idea is out of favor, they may experience reduced support, popularity, or relevance.
Favor in Spanish means the same as in English. To say "por favor" (for favor) means please. "A favor de" means in favor of. "Da me un favor" is do me a favor.
its por favor... spanish for please. directly translated, it would mean 'for a favor'.
its por favor... spanish for please. directly translated, it would mean 'for a favor'.
no
Ojúrere
grace!
do me a favour
"Pollo, por favor" is Spanish for "Chicken, please."
"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!
please
parla inglese
Excuse me please