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Please! A polite English word. But how many times do you use it daily? I am sure many times. Avoid saying 'Please' - It's used and overused. Try these new English words and phrases that sound different. I hope my English lessons are helping you to improve your English and speak English fluently and confidently. #please #stopplease #youtubeshorts #learnenglish #speakenglish #englishwords #englishvocabulary #englishwithananya

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[agnesrodrigues]

Kindly is considered a bossy word! Please is a kind word😊

[ririetririet]

But word "please" is the easiest way to remember when we ask something 😂

[minsei]

Thank you. Your lessons are always appreciated.

[BaruvaUttara-rwtq]

I 'd love if you could upload more such videos. It would be great helpful to everyone. Thanks a ton.

[தமிழ்புலி-றட]

I would love if you could teach English more

[Strikin_star]

Use modal (auxiliary/helping) verbs like can, will, would or could instead! It's better+ more commonly used+ grammatically well accepted!

[ryansenft]

"Kindly" sounds weird to me. (I am a native speaker of American English, so I think that's part of it.)

[lalith_kumar_akhila]

Me Who Watched Salaar:

Please, I Kindly.. Request...😅

[fernandofernandez]

Since YOU gringos really like to make abbreviations, I'm SURPRISED that you change one word for 5 or more of them.

[jeantoussaintbruthnysoraya]

I use to say I'd love and do you mind
Thanks for the others

[Tom-qs]

Can we use please in official correspondence ?

[alwAys_on_wAy]

Kindly is used for polite "instruction"
So... please is more appreciated in West...

[NateRiver-hp]

Say please because natives say it more than you think

[SOMIAKARAR-zfjc]

Can you tell me this
Stop saying: Can anyone / you send me today's work

[himaninegi]

Oftenly we use please in official emails, what can we use beside pls

[meerzeeshan]

What is the meaning of would you mind???

[Spiklething]

Don’t come to the UK. Please is almost mandatory. You can use all of these phrases but you would have to use please too
We need to finish this in three minutes please, if that’s alright with you
Would you mind passing the salt please
I’d love if you could help me here please

Please use please in the UK or it is highly likely you will be considered rude.
And don’t forget thank you.
For thank you, you can use other words.
Cheers, thanks and ta are perfectly good substitutes for thank you

[sarabjeetsingh]

Kindly doesn’t sound good in the beginning of any email. So No, no kindly…

[shaikkarim]

I never please people even if I'm in very need to .