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"Vete, Por favor" clarification please.
On my teaching textbook there is the phrase: 'Vete, por favor" which is translated as : Leave, please. I became curious about the verb that is used here. I looked for vetar and veter. It only confused me more. Which verb is used here for this expression for "leave"? Thank you in advance
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Ruego que te vayas sounds very diplomatic to me.
I have heard favor de salir, but I don't know if it is standard, and it would be interesting to hear what standard speakers have to say about this.
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