prithee in Latin
prithee in Latin is quaeso — prithee means an old-fashioned way of saying "please," used to soften a request or question.
prithee in Latin
quaeso
(archaic) please; used to make a question or request more polite or more forceful.
What does "prithee" mean?
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intj An old-fashioned way of saying "please," used to soften a request or question.
"Prithee, tell me what troubles you so."
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prithee in a sentence
- Prithee, tell me what troubles you so.
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What is "prithee" in Latin?
"prithee" in Latin is quaeso. prithee means: An old-fashioned way of saying "please," used to soften a request or question.
How do you use "prithee" in a sentence?
Example: "Prithee, tell me what troubles you so." In Latin, "prithee" is quaeso.
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