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100% GOOD (2 votes)AnsweredLanguage Question - vincent
November 2022
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vincentNovember 2022 thanks!
 | anibalgrodnoNovember 2022 Please also means ”complacer” in spanish. For instance in this sentence: I want to please my children (Quiero complacer a mis hijos). |
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emanuel_co2December 2022 Se dice ’’Por favor’’
DesveMxDecember 2022 I would say that the meaning of the Request ”Please” is ”Por Favor,” and the meaning of ”Complacer” would be ””To Please”, as second language speakers sometimes we dont make a difference, but there is.
vincentNovember 2022 interesting. I did not know. Thanks Anibal