Examples of using "Plait" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Pardon me?
- I'm sorry?
- Excuse me?
Please come.
- Excuse me?!
- I beg your pardon?!
- Pardon me?
- Excuse me?
May I have the check, please?
The salt, if you please.
Please keep quiet.
- Less noise, please.
- A little quieter, please.
Please correct the sentence.
Come out please!
Check, please!
She likes the singer.
Champagne, please.
I'm sorry?
Please come.
Your opinion, I like it.
Please come back at once.
Please hold the line a moment.
- Please turn off the light.
- Turn off the light, please.
- Please turn off the lights.
Speak louder, please.
Please come.
Red wine, please.
Please change the sentence.
Can you pass me the milk?
Please, let me go through!
Don't move, please.
Turn off the light, please.
- Turn off the radio, please.
- Please turn off the radio.
- Please stick out your tongue.
- Please stick your tongue out.
- Change the flag, please.
- Please change the flag.
- Delete the comment, please.
- Please delete the comment.
Less noise, please.
Give it to me, please.
Fill it up, please.
Please give me a break.
- Please don't die!
- Please don't die.
Yes, I like it very much.
Please turn it on.
Louder, please.
Please back me up!
Please, tell me.
- Will you step this way, please?
- Please come this way.
An appendectomy, please.
Please, get in, sir.
Correct it, please.
Please come back at once.
Salt, please.
- Two beers, please.
- Two beers please.
Seven dollars, please.
Write to me please.
Please keep quiet.
Please pay attention.
I hope you like it.
- Please help me.
- Help me, please.
Please visit there today.
Correct it, please.
Yes, please come.
Please forgive me.
Please listen carefully.
Please speak slowly.
Please come this way.
Please give me a break.
Please keep quiet.
Your music pleases me very much.
Choose whichever you like.
I don't like it at all.
Quiet him down, will you?
Please explain how to get there.
Please don't overdo it.
- Please come.
- Please come!
- Please don't kill me.
- Please, don't kill me.
A little louder, please.
Please walk back a few steps.