How to Say “Please” in Telugu

దయచేసి
dayacēsi
దయచేసి (dayacēsi) is the Telugu word for please.
దయచేసి is the most common and widely used term for "please" in Telugu. It functions as an interjection to make a request polite.
Meaning: interjection to make a polite request (intj)

How does it change in a sentence?

While దయచేసి is a common adverbial form for "please", the verb form దయచేయండి (dayacēyaṇḍi) can be used to mean "please do [something]" in a more formal or direct way.

How do you pronounce it?

dayacēsi

Did you know?

  • The word దయచేసి is derived from the noun దయ (daya), which means 'mercy', 'compassion', or 'kindness'.
  • In many social situations, Telugu speakers often omit the word దయచేసి entirely, instead using honorific verb endings to signal politeness.
  • When asking for a favor, Telugu speakers may use the word కాస్త (kāsta), meaning 'a little', to soften the request instead of saying 'please'.

Examples in context

  • దయచేసి ఇంకొంచం కాఫీ ఇవ్వరా.
    More coffee, please.
    This sentence shows how to use దయచేసి when requesting more coffee.
    Tatoeba #4639482 by bharath, translation #701897 by Eldad
  • దయచేసి కుక్కను వదిలిపెట్టకుండ జాగ్రత్త వహించండి.
    Please be careful not to let the dog loose.
    This sentence shows how to use దయచేసి when giving a cautionary instruction.
    Tatoeba #9253659 by Hari, translation #38529 by CK
  • దయచేసి నాకు డబ్బు ఇవ్వండి.
    Please give me the money.
  • దయచేసి లోపలికి రండి.
    dayachēsi lōpaliki raṇḍi.
    Please come inside.

Example conversation

Sai is asking Lakshmi to help him with a task.

  1. సాయి Sai

    లక్ష్మి, దయచేసి నాకు సహాయం చేస్తావా?
    Lakshmi, dayachēsi nāku sahāyam chēstāvā?
    Lakshmi, please will you help me?
  2. లక్ష్మి Lakshmi

    తప్పకుండా చేస్తాను, సాయి.
    Tappakuṇḍā chēstānu, Sai.
    I will definitely do it, Sai.
  3. సాయి Sai

    చాలా ధన్యవాదాలు.
    Chālā dhanyavādālu.
    Thank you very much.
  4. లక్ష్మి Lakshmi

    పర్వాలేదు.
    Parvalēdu.
    It is okay.

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