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Old March 07, 2022, 11:34 AM
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In some cases this can be used to mean please. Is it a common usage?
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Old March 10, 2022, 08:54 PM
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"Servirse" is a polite verb to ask for something formally. I think it's close to "kindly", because we can use "servirse" with "por favor".

- Por favor sírvase firmar al calce. (Please kindly put your signature at the bottom.)
- Por medio de la presente, solicito a usted servirse informar a esta oficina sobre las compras realizadas el mes pasado. (By means of this letter, I'm requesting that you kindly inform this office about the acquisitions made last month.)
- Mucho agradeceré que usted se sirva designar a un representante para llevar a cabo las negociaciones pertinentes. (I will be grateful if you kindly appoint an agent to conduct the applicable negociations.)

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