US /pəˈlaɪt/
・UK /pəˈlaɪt/
You probably don't want to use these words in polite company.
You probably don't want to use these words in polite company, but if they do offend people, it's because they offend their sensibilities, and not, say, their ideas about themselves or their identity.
You can't be reasoned with, I'm done being polite
You can't be reasoned with, I'm done being polite
Let me take your jacket. This is a polite way to offer to help.
That's a polite way of asking and it's basically opening a discussion and it's giving people the option.
That's a polite way of asking it.
There's the S-wave, which is the thing that actually causes major tremors, and there's also a weaker but faster traveling P-wave, which is like a polite little Messenger to tell you that the S-wave is on its way to come mess your whole day up.
p-wave which is like a polite little Messenger to tell you that the s-wave is on its way to
people are very polite
people are very polite
And that's only if you're around decently polite human beings.
Okay, to "be polite" means to have or show behavior that is respectful and considerate to other people.
Saying "please" and "thank you" is a very basic way of being polite, but, as usual, for the English language, it’s not always so simple.
Well, I think generally, people are much more polite.
They're very, very polite.
I'm just being polite.
I'm just being polite that was that was a hilarious joke.