s'il vous plait
s'il vous plait by pom23pom July 12, 2007
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s'il vous plait
S'il vous plait, is a French word, which translates as please in English. It is quite an important word to learn if you plan to learn the French language, that along with merci.
s'il vous plait by ANomzy_Rockz April 24, 2008
s'il vous plait
s'il vous plait by Greg c-rest August 14, 2006
S'il vous plaît
The formal French word for please, with the informal word for please being s'il te plaît. They have it this way because the French love being spedecial.
Waiter/Garçon: "Vous desirez, madame?"
Customer: "Donnez-moi une croissant avec jus d'pomme, s'il vous plaît."
Customer: "Donnez-moi une croissant avec jus d'pomme, s'il vous plaît."
S'il vous plaît by Tœny July 8, 2017
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