How to Say Please in other Languages

Arabic:

?? ???? (min fá?lak)

Bulgarian: ???? (mólja)

Catalan: si us plau Chinese: ? (qing)

Croatian: molim

Czech: prosím

Danish: vær så venlig

Dutch: alstublieft (polite), alsjeblief (casual), graag, a.u.b.

Fijian: yalo vinaka

Finnish: olkaa hyvä

French: s’il vous plaît, S.V.P.

German: bitte

Greek: pa?a?a?? (parakaló), µ?? ???e?? t?? ???? ?a… (mu kanis ti khari na…)

Hungarian: kérem, szívesen (szívesen is better translated as you’re welcome, the response to köszönöm) Irish: le do thoil, ma ‘s e do thoil e

Italian: per favore

Japanese: ???? (kudasái), ??? (dozo)

Korean: ?? (jebal)

Malay: sila

Norwegian: vær så snill, takk (?)

Polish: prosze

Portuguese: por favor

Romanian: a multumi, a satisface, a incânta

Russian: ?o?a?????a (požálsta)

Scots Gaelic: le do thoil (s., informal), le ur toil (pl., formal), ma ‘s e do thoil e (s., informal), ma ‘s e ur toil e (pl., formal)

Serbian: ????? (molim)

Slovak: prosím, nech sa páci

Spanish: por favor, favor de

Swedish: tack, snälla, var så god

Tamil: ???? ?????? (dayavu seithu)

Turkish: lütfen

Ukrainian: ????? (prošú)

Vietnamese: làm on, xin

Welsh: os gwelwch yn dda