When does one use the term 'per favore' versus 'per piacere'?
please
AnnaThompson
June 8, 2009
Maria-DiLorenzi
June 8, 2009
Buon giorno Anna and welcome to the Rocket Italian Community!
"Per piacere", "per favore" and "per cortesia" have the same meaning as PLEASE.
They are interchangeable so you can use the one you like without making a mistake!
Please don't hesitate to contact me for further information.
Buona giornata e a presto!
Have a good day and see you later!
Romina
Rocket Italian Team
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