"Так, будь ласка."

Translation: Yes, please.

[DanG943076]

My father, who was Ukrainian, never used будь ласка, but always used прошу. Not sure whether it was a regional preference though. Never got to find out.

[Oksana4988]

Same, I only ever hear прошу.

[katya_1209]

Прошу is more popular in the west part of Ukraine and in Poland, and будь ласка are usually used in other areas

[MitroJozef]

I think this would be more closely translated to English as "Yes, be a sweetheart." as in "Be a sweetheart and pass me the remote." and would be similarly less common to use.

[AllisonStoner]

I answered, "yes, you're welcome" and it was accepted, but another suggestion was "yes, please." These seem rather different, how is this phrase commonly used? Thank you!

[spicy_wolf]

depends on what you meant to say. If someone asks whether you want more salad you would answer "Так, будь ласка". I can't actually imagine a situation in which Tak, bud' laska could be translated as Yes, you're welcome. That would be Tak, proshu.