ok let's see how many ways we can say this...

loftan (farsi)

please I guess

bitte = german
per favore = italian
por favor (?) = spanish

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is that a really nice german way of saying shut up?

alsjeblieft-dutch

Ok

por favor= portuguese and spanish

s'il vous plait

(francais)

what countries speak farsi?

anyways, in greek its "se parakalo" (you informal) "sas parakalo" (you formal or you all". I can leave it to Black Mambo to type the how it looks in greek cause she has an awesome keyboard

I like it when I find namedrops without even searching. My keyboard isn't magical or anything, I just did some fiddling with the languages on windows so that it switches between roman and greek characters when I hit Ctrl-Shift. I can explain it to you if you're on windows. Anything else, I wouldn't have a clue.

In Greek, as the wonderful Grunge Dust says:

σε παρακαλώ (informally)
σας παρακαλώ (formally, or to more than one person)

Confusingly, I'm under the impression that parakalo/παρακαλώ is also used as a way to say "you're welcome" after having been thanked for something? Very awkward. It makes my head spin.

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Deux hommes font une promenade amicale. L'un des deux porte un parapluie à son bras.
Il se met à pleuvoir. L'homme n'ouvre pas son parapluie et l'autre lui demande pourquoi.
- Parce que ça ne servirait à rien, lui répond son ami. Il est plein de trous.
- Alors, pourquoi l'as-tu pris?
- Parce que je ne pensais pas qu'il pleuvrait.

farsi is persian.

asseblief = afrikaans
lütfen = turkish
пожалуйста = russian

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I like russian

but I can't write cuz here don't have the letters

parakalo is you're welcome too. It is weird that it's both please and thank you. The whole key is that "please" is when the pronoun is attatched because you're asking someone specifically and "parakalo" without the pronoun is thank you. At least that's how I speak it. I've never thought of it, but now I can see that being sooo confusing.

I made a whoopsy in my typing, I think. σασ should be σας, no? It's not looking good for me.

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Deux hommes font une promenade amicale. L'un des deux porte un parapluie à son bras.
Il se met à pleuvoir. L'homme n'ouvre pas son parapluie et l'autre lui demande pourquoi.
- Parce que ça ne servirait à rien, lui répond son ami. Il est plein de trous.
- Alors, pourquoi l'as-tu pris?
- Parce que je ne pensais pas qu'il pleuvrait.

Yeahh it is but I thought maybe the keyboard didn't have that letter. And about writing Greek with your keyboard, on this computer I don't have Windows Only Microsoft Works.
And it's looking fineee for you

yes, it should (or at least in ancient greek )

you forgot Romanian. Is it "Va Rog"?

Romanian is "va rog" when you address to an older/higher status person or to a group of people
te rog = informally

Iran (many people think that Iranians are Arabs and speak Arabic when they are Persians and speak Farsi)

thank you. out of a curiousity question that i've been tryna settle for like months with my friend, do you know of any other countries or areas that speak farsi? particularly somewhere near russia ? i can just google if im being annoying

tajikistan (although they call it tajiki) and parts of uzbekistan.

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albanian - te lutem

bulgarian - ako obichate

serbian & macedonian - molim